Believe the Gospel and See His Provision Flow!

 Galatians 3:5 Now then, does He who gives you the Spirit and works miracles among you do it by the works of the law or by the hearing of faith? The phrase ‘gives you the Spirit and works miracles’ here is in the active participle, which means that God is actively continuing to give us the Spirit and perform miracles. There is no time when God does not give us the Spirit when we believe the gospel.

The question is, does God do these things, giving us the Spirit abundantly and performing miracles, because we do the law or because we believe? By works or by faith? By faith!

The law will make us look at ourselves. Grace always makes us look at Jesus. So look back to Jesus! God provides everything continuously for us because we have believed the gospel, by faith. When we believe in the preaching of the gospel, God's provision flows!

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