It means choosing the truth of your inner vision over the evidence of your senses. It means refusing to let doubt, fear, and delay sabotage your divine knowing. It means standing firm in your imagination—your inner world—where your true power lies.

Jesus said, “According to your faith let it be done to you” (Matthew 9:29, NIV). He didn’t say according to your fear, your circumstances, or what others think. He said your faith—your inner conviction—determines your reality.

When you are loyal to your unseen reality within, you don’t beg for miracles. You become the miracle. You don’t chase results—you attract them by embodying the version of yourself who already has them. You think, feel, and act as though it is already done—because in the unseen, it is done.

The Bible is not just a book of history—it’s a spiritual mirror. Each story, character, and promise reflects a state of consciousness. Faith is the bridge that takes you from the idea to the manifestation. It is your decision to remain loyal to the inner Word, the divine idea planted in your soul by God Himself.

Abraham believed against all odds. Joseph dreamed despite betrayal. Jesus forgave and resurrected.

All were loyal to their inner reality—despite what the outer world presented.

So today, whatever you’re facing, go within. See it. Feel it. Know it. Stay loyal to it.

Declare this:

I am loyal to the truth within me. I trust what I see in my imagination. I walk by faith, not by sight. My inner world is more real than my outer circumstances.

That is faith. That is power. That is God in you.