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Faith activates the power of God in our lives. In Mark 5, the
woman who touched Jesus’ garment demonstrated that faith must be expressed. Her
touch was the trigger that released her faith and connected her to Jesus’
power. The power wasn’t in the action itself but in the faith behind it. Jesus
told the woman, “Your faith has made you well.”
For twelve years, this woman endured pain, shame, and
isolation. She had exhausted all human solutions, but when she heard of Jesus,
hope sparked in her heart. Her faith wasn’t passive; it moved her to action.
Pressing through the crowd, she touched His garment, believing, “If I touch
even His garments, I will be made well.” The moment she did, her faith was
released, and healing flowed from Jesus. He recognized her touch as different
from the jostling of the crowd because it was an intentional act of trust. Her touch
wasn’t magical—it was the outward expression of her inward faith.
“Triggers” in our faith journey often serve as catalysts for
action. These moments are not about magic or superstition; they are physical,
emotional, or spiritual prompts that compel us to move beyond passive belief
into an active, faith-filled response.
What "trigger" might release your faith today? It
could be bowing in prayer, taking the first step in forgiving someone,
committing to tithe despite financial fears, attending church services
regularly, searching the Scriptures, serving in ministry despite feeling
inadequate or simply surrendering a long-held burden to Him. Like the woman, we
must act on our belief in Jesus’ power and goodness. Even an act as simple as
touching His cloak can have the effect of transforming our inward beliefs into
outward, faith-releasing power.
Let your faith move beyond thoughts to action. Reach out to
Jesus intentionally, whether through prayer, worship, or stepping into His presence
and touching His garment. "Touching His cloak" today means reaching
out to Jesus with faith-filled actions that demonstrate our trust in Him. While
we don’t have a physical garment to grasp, there are spiritual ways we can
experience His presence, healing, and power in our lives. Trust that His power
is available and sufficient to meet your need.
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