“You spent corporate time at the service for your church. I was there.

Yes, you saw me walking the hallway of your heart and stopped before the door marked, “Unbelief.”

There is much unbelief in my church which is a sorrow to my heart to see that those who are called by my name do not believe the words that I have set in scriptures. They do not believe the words I send to them at night, or in dreams, or I give to them when they are in trouble.

They would rather believe the lies of the enemy. It grieves my heart to see them so. How I wish that unbelief was banished from their vocabulary and from their hearts.

But I gave them the choice and I remain one who lets them decide to believe what I say or what the deceiver says. It has always been so and it will continue to be so. If my people would believe and listen and then DO, things would be different.”