Real Faith, or Fake Faith, and What's the Difference? 

        Written by Caroline Lanette Alderson

   Faith is not ignoring certain situations and

pretending they don't exist. Faith isn't ignoring,

but it's dealing with things. Just ignoring the

problem and not dealing with it, is fake faith. Real

faith deals with the problem with the word of God. 

Fake faith is calling things that are as though they

are not. Like if a person has cancer and they call the

cancer not. That's not faith, to say this cancer isn't

real. That's fake faith and the person will die with

that cancer that they ignored. 

  Real faith calls those things that are not as though

they are. You call the things in heaven to come to

earth for you in your life. If you have cancer, you

don't say i don't have it, if you do. You say, yes

maybe i do have this, BUT it has to go, because the

word of God says, by the stripes of Jesus I am healed!

Real Faith is taking the word of God, putting it in

your mouth and speaking to that problem and commanding

it to leave, until it actually leaves for real, and

you really no longer have the problem. 

  Fake faith is pride, wanting to impress people that

I have just as much faith as anybody, and putting on a

front that they are healed, when in reality, they are

not, and maybe need help getting that faith. It

doesn't matter that you have a problem, it's how do we

get rid of this problem that decides if a person has

faith. Just because you have problems doesn't mean you

don't have faith. It's what you do with the word of

God to get rid of the problem that determines your

faith. When the problem for real leaves, then that is

proof you really did have faith and it wasn't fake.

But, don't worry about how long it takes. If we stand

on the word for real, it has no choice but to go. 

Don't say i have no pain. Say, I call my body healed,

I call my body strong. Don't say I’m not really broke

and poor. Say, God supplies my needs according to His

riches in glory. The word is higher than the problem,

but denying the problem won't make it go away.

Applying the word to the problem will push the problem

away for real.