Attack Your Lack - Oral Roberts

Attack Your Lack
an "inner image" in which he began to see himself in his
spirit as being prosperous before he ever was. THEN
when he said it with his mouth, it was the words of his
spirit and his faith that he based on the absolute reality
of what God had said about him, Charles Capps, a poor
dirt farmer.
At the time, outwardly he had nothing. Actually,
less than nothing. His body was sick. He owed the bank.
Other debts covered him. His land was poor. Between
sickness bouts he barely had the strength to farm and
get seed in the ground. Worst of all he had no hope of
this ever changing. He could see no light at the end of
the tunnel.
Solomon said, "Hope deferred makes the heart sick"
(Proverbs 13:12). Charles Capps' heart was sick, and
therefore he was sick.
But he had got hold of the Word of God on SEED-
FAITH and it began to take root in him. While outward
circumstances were still bleak, when he didn't know if
he'd be able to borrow another dollar to farm another
year or whether he'd be in bed sick or up long enough
to plow and plant, he was confessing that he had given,
and therefore "it was given to him!' He was saying, "I
confess on the authority of the Word of God that my
seeds of faith are planted. Therefore I have attacked my
lack and I see myself in a state of receiving the health
and the money. In my spirit I have the image of money
being no problem in any area of my life."
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