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Part 1
This teaching brings out the difference between the realm of personal faith and the realm of servant’s faith. The personal level of faith is the faith, which a believer manifests in order to receive benefits from God for himself. Personal faith is only for one’s personal needs. Servant’s faith is faith that is laid out for service. It is faith that reaches out to God to meet the needs of others.

In this teaching, you will look at various instances of personal faith as seen in the Bible. You will also look at instances of servant’s faith in demonstration in the lives of God’s servants such as Moses, David, Elijah, Daniel and the Apostle Paul. You will learn that these men who exercised servant’s faith were men whose lives, prayer, labour and service were marked by selflessness as they manifested their faith for others to enjoy, and not for their selfish purposes. You will also look at an instance in the Gospel where servant’s faith in action brought about forgiveness and redemption to a man lost in sin and sickness.

Let this teaching challenge you to take your eyes off yourself and start reaching out with servant’s faith to do the work of God. Let it challenge you to lay out your faith in
service and be the person God will use to proclaim the truth and challenge the forces of Satan head-on.

Part 2
This teaching takes a further look at the faith of a servant. The faith of a servant is that faith which is laid out in service to benefit other people.

It was the servant’s faith that led Moses to leave Midian and go to Egypt to deliver the children of Israel out of the land of bondage. Servant’s faith led him to leave certainty for uncertainty, the known for the unknown.

Caleb and Joshua exhibited servant’s faith when they returned from spying out the land. Servant’s faith caused them not to see the giants in the land but to see the greatness of their God so that they were able to encourage the whole nation of Israel to arise and take possession of what God had kept for them. Servant’s faith will not run from battle. Servant’s faith will contend with Satan and defeat him and take back what belongs to the people of God.

To manifest servant’s faith, we need to crucify self. We need to forget ourselves and begin to give God a selfless service. A believer centered on self will not be able to employ his faith to defeat Satan and set people free from captivity. Solomon’s faith led him to shut out all personal requests in his petition. His request was people-oriented, people-centered. The servant’s faith he manifested, pleased God and God granted him more than he requested.

This tape concludes with a teaching on the obvious characteristics of servant’s faith:
Fruitfulness
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Identification
Truthfulness
Holiness

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