I Believe: Keeping Faith Through Spiritual Battles
Pastor Grace DeCuir opens Moments with Grace with a simple, powerful command: “I believe.” In this short teaching she prays, praises, and invites listeners to declare faith over their lives despite storms—health struggles, financial setbacks, family pain, or a discouraging prognosis. She reminds us that belief is a choice we can speak today: over our morning, our week, and our future. Make Jesus your first option; acknowledge Him in all your ways and decree God’s promises even when circumstances say otherwise.
Recognize the thief
A central theme is spiritual warfare: the thief who comes to steal, kill, and destroy (John 10:10). Pastor Grace explains how the enemy works subtly—disguised as good, camouflaged by algorithms, or hidden in everyday annoyances—to steal your joy and disrupt your peace. He studies, anticipates, and attacks at vulnerable moments to get you stuck in grief or fear. She warns against becoming familiar with God to the point of complacency and urges vigilance so the enemy can’t hijack your vision or your voice.
Practical faith: declare “I believe”
Pastor Grace gives practical, faith-filled responses: speak God’s promises, refuse to let bad news dictate belief, and remember Jesus came to give abundant life. She encourages believers to keep confession aligned with the heart—don’t “quit quietly.” Use scripture as your defense: God supplies needs, heals by the stripes of Jesus, and listens to the righteous. Keep gratitude active—count your blessings, name them one by one—and let God’s word be louder than noise and fear.
Closing prayer and next steps
She closes in prayer, thanking God for salvation, healing, mercy, and the abundant life Jesus offers. The message is an invitation to recommit to faith, stay alert to spiritual tactics, and practice daily declarations of belief. To experience the full encouragement and warmth of Pastor Grace’s delivery, watch the full Moments with Grace episode on Power of Praise TV and let this teaching anchor your spirit in hope and steadfast trust.
