God showed us many things that could not be solved with human strength and wisdom but were solved very easily and quickly through the power of God.

Now we should see everything through faith and unceasingly run a race of faith through the training in faith even though we meet with what seems to be impossible.

We should become one in faith by looking toward the future with faith to fully accomplish the will and providence of God.

All of us must cry in one voice urging one another to look at everything with faith, and run a lively and active race with one heart, with one will, and with one faith.


Sometimes, looking at something by faith may look like the foolish action of hurling oneself down from the edge of cliff.

That action will be proved as reckless to those who do not have faith, but deemed as the action of fully relying on God to those who have spiritual faith.

They can do that action because they believe without a slightest doubt that the almighty God protects them with His powerful hands even though they hurl themselves down from the edge of a cliff.


He who sees anything with faith never gives up.

The reason that people abandon something is because when they meet with some obstacles they feel it difficult to pass them.

It is also because they meet with problems that seem impossible with human limited thought.

But he who sees anything with faith does not consider any kind of obstacle as an obstacle, nor does he limit anything with his own thought. So to him there is no impossibility or despair.

It is the fundamental attitude of him who has spiritual faith.


We should also hope for our sanctification by faith.

If you are disheartened and abandon your faith for your hidden fleshly things, it testifies you have not possessed spiritual faith.

But if you have truly hoped for your sanctification with spiritual faith, your faith would not be shaken or corrupted at all.

You should believe you will be able to accomplish sanctification and try your best unchangingly just as many things are possible by faith.

“Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. For by it the elders obtained a good testimony. By faith we understand that the worlds were framed by the word of God, so that the things which are seen were not made of things which are visible” (Hebrews 11:1-3).


Excerpt from Dr. Jaerock Lee’s message, “Look with Faith”