steps
The only thing harder than taking a step of faith is taking the next step of faith – especially if you didn’t see the response you wanted with the first one.
But taking multiple steps of faith is the definition of walking by faith.
One day a man came to Jesus and asked him to heal his son. Jesus responded, Go, your son will live. Easy for us to read, but this man was going to need to take a step of faith. He was going to have to leave the comfort of where he was and walk – all the while trusting Jesus had healed his son.
The challenge was that home was 25 miles away.
Two days by foot.
Step after step, after step of faith. Never knowing for sure his son was healed until he arrived home.
The only thing the man knew for sure was that he had left the comfort and security of where he was for the unknown of everything he dreamed.
How small would our victories be if it only took one step to get there?
How many things do we miss out on life because we’re not willing to take the second step of faith?
The third?
The sixteenth?


