And it has its place and it's wonderful, but this cannot overcome the devil. This cannot remove mountains, okay? I'm talking about spiritual mountains. Like those wonderful tips, wonderful talks, wonderful motivational talks that have its place, and those are the things that we used to hear when we were in the world until we came to Christ. Then we now realized that someone can have a very big motivation at the same time, would not be able to make sense to demons, all right? Demons don't respond because you are aggressive, because you are persuasive, because you are irresistible. Demons have frustrated many people, demons have frustrated many families. And that is to let you know that a good mind or sound mind or a couple's mind is not enough. You need the power of God. And this is encapsulated right inside God's kind of faith. God's kind of faith will address demonic affliction. God's kind of faith will cast the demons, demons and power of darkness. God's kind of faith will operate beyond the limitation of man. God's kind of faith will stabilize and use the situation to advantage. God's kind of faith is overcoming. The Bible says this is the faith that overcomes, even our faith. And that is the faith it's talking about. Now in Mark chapter 11, verse 18 downward, you will hear the story, you will read the story of Jesus Christ, like we read yesterday, how he went about and he was hungry, and he went to a particular tree, thinking he could get something to eat on that tree. But unfortunately, the tree could not give the Master anything because it was not his time to produce anything. And Jesus just said to the tree, "Let no man eat of you again." And the Bible says his disciples heard it. I'm sure in my mind, he said it with the intent that the disciples would hear. Remember, they were with Jesus for three years. Jesus was training them in ministry. Jesus was training them the Word of God. He was training them the veracity, the effectiveness of God's Word. And so he wanted, he wanted to pass, to show them the practical session of how God's Word can react on things and situations. And so he said that Word right in their midst. He said, "Let no man eat of you this fig tree again." And he went away. And the Bible says on the second day, in the morning, on the morning, when he was passing by the same place, the Bible says the disciple Peter in particular noticed that the tree that Jesus Christ cursed the day before that day had become, what do you call it, had become dried up from the roots. Number one, it tells us that Jesus was not even bothering to supervise what he said. All right. He is such a man of faith. The man of faith don't look out for physical evidences to justify if what they say was correct or not, or was true or not, or came to pass or not, or was effective or not. You see, the faith had gone beyond technicality, and that is why Jesus Christ's attention had to be called up to it. Number two fact we want to bring out from there is that the miracle process was so swift. It was also see because the second day it had started drying up. That is not common. Most of the time, maybe about a week or two weeks, they not see the evidence. And that is to let you see and to know that God's Word is really quick. The fish, I mean Hebrews chapter number 4, the Bible says, For the Word of God is quick, sharper, powerful, and let me tell you this one, piercing to the dividing of the thunder of the marrow and the joint. And the Bible says it is the designer of the heart. In other words, the Word of God is fast in operation. Hallelujah. Are you in a particular situation? You don't know what to do. You are tired. You don't have the time on your side. When you act and switch to the supernatural, using God's Word of faith, you can be rest assured that time will be suspended until it is completed. Praise God. Now what I'm trying to tell us this morning is about what we call God's kind of faith. Now in Mark chapter number 11, in that same verse number 22, thou Jesus now said to the people, to the disciples who were astonished at the quickness, at the operation of God's Word, and Jesus told them, he said, Have faith in God. He was telling that to them so that they will know that having faith in God is not a waste of time. That having faith in God is the God's gift to them. However, the King James Version did not interpret that very well. It was not said for them to have faith in God. Actually, the original Greek translation says, Have God's kind of faith.