Faith is the Key to open the door of possible impossibilities

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Faith opens the portal to new and unrealized dimensions. It is the key that you need, to bring the things that have already materialized in the spiritual world, into the physical world. With faith, the sky is no longer the limit, because you become limitless. 


"For we walk by faith and not by sight" 2 Corinthians 5 vs 7


Boundaries are broken and endless possibilities are realized.  At this point, you are aware that you cannot do life on your own and you need God because, with God, nothing is impossible!!!  Dreams and impossibilities become achievements,  and mountains, whether literally or figuratively are moved.

Faith is the key we need to open the door that will give us access to the road, which will lead us into a world of dimensions and limitless possibilities. However,  It all starts with one act....... Believing in Christ! The question is, do you have the audacity to believe?

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