Destroying or Filling Your Faith 1/7 Monday Meditation

And just that fast we finished the quotes from the A.B. Simpson book.
Next we are going to E.W. Kenyon.  I haven't quoted him since 2011.   Kenyon and Simpson were friends who often traded pulpits.  Kenyon is considered the forefather of the Word of Faith movement.

You talk of your doubts and your fears, and you destroy your faith.
You talk of the ability of the Father that is yours, and fill your lips with praise for answers to prayers that you have asked.  Its reaction upon the heart is tremendous:  Faith grows by leaps and bounds.
You talk about your trials and your difficulties, of your lack of faith, and your lack of money, and faith shrivels, loses its virility.
Your whole spirit life shrinks.
You study about what you are in Christ and then confess boldly.
You dare to act on the Word in the face of sense knowledge opposition.
Regardless of appearance, you take your stand; make your confession and hold fast to it in the face of apparent impossibilities.

--E.W. Kenyon