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How to Activate the Faith You Already Have - Greg Mohr - Charis Daily - Season 14 Ep. 15

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Key takeaways

Wellness and Self-Improvement

Key wellness & life strategies from the broadcast (faith as “sixth sense”)

Use faith to access what’s already provided (spirit realm → natural realm)

  • Faith is described as a sixth sense that connects with God’s promises already existing in the spiritual realm.
  • Once faith “perceives” what God has provided, it appropriates it into the physical experience.

“Discount” the five physical senses when they contradict God’s word

The message contrasts:

  • Five senses: sight, hearing, smell, taste, touch (often fear-driven reports)
  • Sixth sense (faith): perceives truth through God’s word

Example analogies used

  • Letting one sense dominate (e.g., smelling apple pie → go to the kitchen)
  • Hearing a child cry → go to help

Application

  • When symptoms, circumstances, or others’ opinions say healing/provision isn’t yours, don’t follow that—follow faith instead.

Walk by faith, not by sight

  • Emphasis on themes from Hebrews 11 and 2 Corinthians 5:7:
    • The unseen/spiritual realm is the source of the seen/physical realm.
    • God’s promises are not something to “recreate”—they’re already available.

Let Scripture build your faith (“faith comes by hearing”)

  • Faith is strengthened by hearing/absorbing the word of God.
  • Implied strategy:
    • Hear/learn what God says → connect with it as truth → hold onto it.
  • Faith is framed less as “chasing God” and more as receiving what God has already provided.

Two core “principles of faith”

  1. Believe God is
    • Even when you can’t perceive Him with the five senses.
    • God is portrayed as operating beyond physical perception (e.g., an analogy comparing God’s nature to light traveling at the speed of light).
  2. Believe God is a rewarder
    • Because God is reliable and His promises are in His word, you can believe He will freely give what’s already been provided.

Practical mindset for dealing with doubt

  • Doubts are treated as something to respond to, not something to yield to.
  • Example quote (as presented): when doubt comes, “I doubt you doubt”—i.e., refuse to let doubt lead.

Personal application example given

  • The speaker describes living by this model:
    • Believing God’s word over doctors’ reports or body symptoms
    • Holding onto the promise
    • “Activating” faith to appropriate what God has provided

Presenter / source(s)

  • Greg Moore (also spelled “Greg Mohr” in the title; subtitles say “Greg Moore”)
    • Instructor at Charis Bible College; Ministry School Director
  • Andrew Wommack
    • Author referenced: Insights into Faith
  • Charis Daily TV / Charis Bible College
    • Program and institutional source named in the broadcast
  • Bible authors / Bible verses (referenced)
    • Romans, Hebrews, 2 Corinthians, First John (no single named human author beyond Scripture)

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