"FAITH FROM ANOTHER ANGLE"
Let me introduce to you faith from another angle. We’re calling
that angle expectation. Faith is not a different reality from
another viewpoint, but the same faith seen from a different
side, just as one building can be viewed from many angles. I’d
encourage believers not to become so familiar with the word
faith that you stop hearing its deeper operation. In this
message, expectation is described as an essential working
dimension of faith—one that helps bring about manifestation,
fulfillment, and acceleration. Expectation is tied to
conception, meaning that faith as substance saturates a
person inwardly until what is believed begins to take form and
produce results.
I’m connecting expectation to belief, mental shift, and agreement.
Drawing from ideas like the “law of expectation,” “principle of
expectation,” and even the “expectancy theory,” In this,
expectation shapes the mind and can influence atmospheres,
relationships, partnerships, and outcomes. This is another
reason why agreement matters so much in marriage, business,
ministry, and fellowship: when two people carry different
expectations, there is conflict instead of harmony. I warn you
not to choose people, paths, or decisions based merely on
feelings or outward appearance, rather take time to discern the
angle of faith operating in them. In this sense, expectation is
not passive wishing; it is a powerful inward force that affects
how people think, speak, receive, and walk together.
I encourage you to study Scripture, especially passages like
Ephesians 3:20, Matthew 9:22, Mark 10:52, Philemon 1:6,
and Acts 3. In them God works “according to the power that
works in you,” meaning expectation is linked to what is
already active inside the believer.
In addition, another angle of faith is communication:
if faith is present, it will speak,
acknowledge, and express what God has placed within. Using
Peter and John ministering to the lame man, he illustrates
that expectation meets expectation, and when faith is
communicated, and acted upon, healing and transformation can
happen immediately. Expectation is also like a blueprint that
sets vision, marks boundaries, and prepares for expansion.
I’m calling all believers, everywhere, to live with active, vocal, and
spiritually informed expectation.
Faith from another angle is “The Angle of Expectation
