| TEACHINGPat's Perspective on The Miracle MindsetBy Pat RobertsonThe 700 Club
 
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       The first secret is to have faith in God--to understand that 
      in God all things are possible. In God, there is no suffering, no sorrow, 
      no defeat, and no want.
 The second secret is to recognize that God has total authority over everything 
        in this world--over devils, angels, circumstances, and all of the physical 
        world (see John 14:12). When you stand in His presence, you are standing 
        in the presence of the One who can fix anything. All He has to do is speak 
        the word. The third secret is to learn God's will in any given moment (see Romans 
        12:1-2, I John 5:14-15). "God, what are You doing in this situation? What 
        do You want to do?" As you commune with Him and spend time with Him, you 
        will discover what His intention is (see Psalm 85:8, Hebrews 12:25). Then 
        agree with it. The Bible says Abraham believed God, "And it was accounted 
        to him for righteousness" (James 2:23). He assented to the word that was 
        spoken by God. That is what we must do: Amen God and agree with whatever 
        He wants to bring about. Abraham agreed with God when God told him he 
        was going to have a son, even though he and his wife were well past childbearing 
        age. Instead of doubting or growing weak in faith, the Bible says he "was 
        strengthened in faith, giving glory to God" (Romans 4:20). The fourth secret is to disregard your own inability. Don't consider 
        that the whole world is against you. Don't consider that the task being 
        assigned to you seems impossible. Don't think only about your own inabilities, 
        or your previous failures; rather grow strong in faith, giving glory to 
        God. (See Psalm 84:11, Isaiah 65:24, Jeremiah 32:27, Matthew 19:26). The fifth secret is to be fully convinced. The Bible tells us that Abraham 
        " (was) fully convinced that what He had promised He was also able to 
        perform" (Romans 4:21). Abraham was fully convinced. In his spirit, he 
        not only assented to God but also became fully convinced that what God 
        had said was going to happen. Being fully convinced is what Jesus talked 
        about when he said that if you believe, you will receive the thing that 
        you say (see Mark 11:24). There is something inside you that says, "It's 
        mine. It is mine. It is mine. Now I have it. There is no question about 
        it. God has said it, and I believe it. I am fully persuaded. I am not 
        considering the circumstances. I receive that now!" Abraham began to live as if he were going to have a son. In time Isaac, 
        "son of promise," was born. Such belief cannot come from mere human effort. It comes only from depending 
        on God, for "faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the word of God" (Romans 
        10:17). It has to come from the Lord. The attempt to force yourself to 
        believe will come to nothing. You must use the faith God has given you. 
        God's help comes to you when you consider Him, when you realize His power, 
        when you praise Him, when you read His Word, when the Word is quickened 
        to your heart, and when you have heard His spoken word in your heart saying, 
        "This is what I am going to do. Believe it!" 
 
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