Faith That Attracts Divine Visitation

FAITH THAT ATTRACTS DIVINE VISITATION

By Rev. Samuel Arimoro

Main Text: Hebrews 11:6

Supporting Texts: Mark 5:25-34, Matthew 8:5-13, Luke 1:45, Romans 4:20-21

INTRODUCTION:

Faith is the key that unlocks the door to experiencing God’s divine visitation. Without faith, it is impossible to please God or to draw near to His presence. The Bible teaches us that faith is not merely belief, but an active trust and confidence in God’s promises and His ability to intervene in our lives. It is the spiritual magnet that attracts God’s power and presence into situations where human help fails.

Throughout scripture, we see remarkable examples of men and women whose faith brought about miraculous visitations from God. Their faith was tested, but they chose to trust God despite circumstances, and their steadfast belief triggered divine encounters that changed their destinies forever. Their stories remind us that divine visitation is available to all who genuinely seek God through faith.

In today’s world, many believers struggle with doubt and uncertainty, which hinders their access to God’s miraculous power. This message is a call to build and strengthen our faith, so that we too can experience God’s visitation in every area of our lives. When faith is alive and active, God’s presence is not far behind.

1. FAITH IS THE CONDITION FOR DIVINE VISITATION

Faith is the essential prerequisite for God to move in our lives. God honors those who believe in Him and diligently seek His face. Without faith, our prayers remain unanswered, and God’s presence remains distant. Faith activates the supernatural and positions us to receive God’s intervention when we need it most.

a) Faith pleases God

Hebrews 11:6 reminds us that without faith it is impossible to please God, for anyone who comes to Him must believe He exists and rewards those who earnestly seek Him.

b) Faith unlocks heaven’s doors

Faith opens the spiritual realm for God’s power to manifest in our physical lives.

c) Faith activates prayer

Prayers made in faith carry divine authority and power.

d) Faith positions us for miracles

It aligns us with God’s will and timing to receive supernatural breakthroughs.

Biblical Example: The woman with the issue of blood (Mark 5:25–34) exhibited faith that caused her to receive healing and divine attention from Jesus.

2. FAITH IS TRUSTING GOD BEYOND WHAT WE CAN SEE

Faith requires us to trust in God’s promises even when the evidence around us says otherwise. It is a firm assurance that God will fulfill His word at the appointed time. This trust pleases God and invites His visitation into our situations, no matter how impossible they may seem from a natural perspective.

a) Faith believes God’s promises

Romans 4:20-21 shows Abraham’s unwavering belief in God’s promises despite natural impossibilities.

b) Faith overcomes sight

2 Corinthians 5:7 calls us to walk by faith, not by sight.

c) Faith sustains through waiting

Faith holds on patiently, knowing God’s timing is perfect.

d) Faith is confident in God’s character

God’s faithfulness encourages us to trust Him fully.

Biblical Example: The centurion (Matthew 8:5–13) demonstrated trust beyond sight, believing Jesus could heal his servant from a distance.

3. FAITH SPEAKS AND ACTS WITH EXPECTATION

Faith is not passive; it speaks with authority and acts with confidence. It calls things that are not as though they are, declaring God’s power and goodness over every circumstance. This boldness compels heaven to respond and manifests God’s visitation in miraculous ways.

a) Faith declares God’s promises

Faith-filled words invoke God’s power in our lives.

b) Faith steps into action

James 2:17 teaches that faith without works is dead.

c) Faith expects results

It anticipates God’s intervention with certainty.

d) Faith perseveres

It continues to believe and act despite delays.

Biblical Example: The woman with the issue of blood acted on faith by touching Jesus’ garment, expecting healing.

4. FAITH OVERCOMES DOUBT AND FEAR

Doubt and fear block divine visitation by undermining our trust in God’s ability. Genuine faith overcomes these obstacles by focusing on God’s faithfulness rather than present challenges. When fear is replaced by faith, God’s presence floods our lives and brings deliverance.

a) Doubt disrupts faith

James 1:6 warns against doubting when praying.

b) Fear limits God’s work

Fear paralyzes and blocks spiritual breakthroughs.

c) Faith casts out fear

1 John 4:18 teaches that perfect love (faith) drives out fear.

d) Faith anchors in God’s promises

Focusing on God’s word stabilizes the heart and mind.

Biblical Example: Luke 1:45 speaks of Mary’s blessedness because she believed God’s word would be fulfilled despite her circumstances.

CONCLUSION:

Divine visitation is not reserved for a select few but is accessible to everyone who embraces faith. It requires a heart fully surrendered and confident in God’s promises. As we build our faith daily, we position ourselves to experience God’s presence moving powerfully in our lives, transforming every circumstance.