February 11th, 2026
by Nicholas Kelly
by Nicholas Kelly
5-Day Devotional: Ascending to Next Level Faith
Day 1: Faith That Defies Logic
Reading: Joshua 6:1-20 (The Fall of Jericho)
Devotional: God's instructions to Joshua made no military sense—march silently around fortified walls, then shout. Yet obedience without questioning brought supernatural results. Next level faith doesn't demand explanations; it simply says, "Yes, sir." Like Joshua, you may be facing impossible walls today. God isn't asking you to understand His strategy; He's inviting you to trust His character. Your current situation may defy all logic, but faith operates beyond human reasoning. Stop analyzing and start obeying. The walls in your life won't fall because you figure out how—they'll fall because you faithfully follow His voice. What "illogical" instruction has God given you that requires simple obedience today?
Day 2: Moving From Faith to Faith
Reading: Romans 1:16-17; Habakkuk 2:4
Devotional: Salvation faith is just the beginning, not the destination. Paul reveals that righteousness is "from faith to faith"—a continual progression, not a static position. Many believers camp at salvation and never advance to the faith that moves mountains, heals bodies, and transforms communities. God gave everyone the same measure of faith to start, but what you do with it determines your spiritual altitude. Faith is designed to grow, expand, and multiply. You cannot please God or fulfill your purpose operating at yesterday's faith level. Today's challenges require today's faith. Are you content with where your faith was when you first believed, or are you hungry to climb higher? Faith is a journey upward—keep ascending.
Day 3: The Righteousness That Releases Faith
Reading: Ephesians 2:8-10; 2 Corinthians 5:21
Devotional: You cannot operate in next level faith while dragging guilt and condemnation from your past. Understanding that you are the righteousness of God in Christ Jesus—not because of what you've done, but because of what He did—unlocks supernatural confidence. Many Christians live powerless lives because they've never grasped this revelation: your righteousness is a gift, not an achievement. When you truly know you're righteous through Christ's blood, you approach God's throne boldly, speak with authority, and expect miracles. Stop rehearsing your failures and start declaring your identity. You are not who you were; you are who He says you are. Let this truth settle into your bones today and watch your faith soar.
Day 4: Building Faith Through the Spirit
Reading: Jude 1:20-21; Romans 8:26-27
Devotional: Praying in the Spirit is not optional for those pursuing next level faith—it's essential. Jude instructs us to build up our "most holy faith" by praying in the Holy Spirit. When you pray in tongues, you bypass your limited understanding and allow the Spirit to intercede according to God's perfect will. This supernatural language strengthens your inner man, builds spiritual stamina, and connects you to divine mysteries your natural mind cannot grasp. Like priming a pump, you pour in spiritual language to draw out supernatural power. If you've been baptized in the Spirit but rarely use this gift, you're leaving divine resources untapped. Commit today to pray in the Spirit daily—morning and night. Watch your faith capacity expand exponentially.
Day 5: Faith Over Fear
Reading: 2 Timothy 1:6-7; Mark 9:14-29
Devotional: Next level faith requires confronting next level fears. When faced with the blind woman and paralyzed man, the preacher felt completely inadequate—until he surrendered control and let God be God through him. Your greatest obstacle to supernatural faith isn't lack of knowledge; it's fear of failure. What if you pray and nothing happens? What if you step out and fall flat? Next level faith says, "God, this is bigger than me—You have to do this." It acknowledges weakness while trusting His strength. God hasn't given you a spirit of fear, but of power, love, and a sound mind. The miracles you're called to facilitate will always exceed your natural ability—that's the point. Stop waiting until you feel qualified. Let God demonstrate His power through your willingness. Your next level is on the other side of your fear.
Reflection Questions for the Week:
Day 1: Faith That Defies Logic
Reading: Joshua 6:1-20 (The Fall of Jericho)
Devotional: God's instructions to Joshua made no military sense—march silently around fortified walls, then shout. Yet obedience without questioning brought supernatural results. Next level faith doesn't demand explanations; it simply says, "Yes, sir." Like Joshua, you may be facing impossible walls today. God isn't asking you to understand His strategy; He's inviting you to trust His character. Your current situation may defy all logic, but faith operates beyond human reasoning. Stop analyzing and start obeying. The walls in your life won't fall because you figure out how—they'll fall because you faithfully follow His voice. What "illogical" instruction has God given you that requires simple obedience today?
Day 2: Moving From Faith to Faith
Reading: Romans 1:16-17; Habakkuk 2:4
Devotional: Salvation faith is just the beginning, not the destination. Paul reveals that righteousness is "from faith to faith"—a continual progression, not a static position. Many believers camp at salvation and never advance to the faith that moves mountains, heals bodies, and transforms communities. God gave everyone the same measure of faith to start, but what you do with it determines your spiritual altitude. Faith is designed to grow, expand, and multiply. You cannot please God or fulfill your purpose operating at yesterday's faith level. Today's challenges require today's faith. Are you content with where your faith was when you first believed, or are you hungry to climb higher? Faith is a journey upward—keep ascending.
Day 3: The Righteousness That Releases Faith
Reading: Ephesians 2:8-10; 2 Corinthians 5:21
Devotional: You cannot operate in next level faith while dragging guilt and condemnation from your past. Understanding that you are the righteousness of God in Christ Jesus—not because of what you've done, but because of what He did—unlocks supernatural confidence. Many Christians live powerless lives because they've never grasped this revelation: your righteousness is a gift, not an achievement. When you truly know you're righteous through Christ's blood, you approach God's throne boldly, speak with authority, and expect miracles. Stop rehearsing your failures and start declaring your identity. You are not who you were; you are who He says you are. Let this truth settle into your bones today and watch your faith soar.
Day 4: Building Faith Through the Spirit
Reading: Jude 1:20-21; Romans 8:26-27
Devotional: Praying in the Spirit is not optional for those pursuing next level faith—it's essential. Jude instructs us to build up our "most holy faith" by praying in the Holy Spirit. When you pray in tongues, you bypass your limited understanding and allow the Spirit to intercede according to God's perfect will. This supernatural language strengthens your inner man, builds spiritual stamina, and connects you to divine mysteries your natural mind cannot grasp. Like priming a pump, you pour in spiritual language to draw out supernatural power. If you've been baptized in the Spirit but rarely use this gift, you're leaving divine resources untapped. Commit today to pray in the Spirit daily—morning and night. Watch your faith capacity expand exponentially.
Day 5: Faith Over Fear
Reading: 2 Timothy 1:6-7; Mark 9:14-29
Devotional: Next level faith requires confronting next level fears. When faced with the blind woman and paralyzed man, the preacher felt completely inadequate—until he surrendered control and let God be God through him. Your greatest obstacle to supernatural faith isn't lack of knowledge; it's fear of failure. What if you pray and nothing happens? What if you step out and fall flat? Next level faith says, "God, this is bigger than me—You have to do this." It acknowledges weakness while trusting His strength. God hasn't given you a spirit of fear, but of power, love, and a sound mind. The miracles you're called to facilitate will always exceed your natural ability—that's the point. Stop waiting until you feel qualified. Let God demonstrate His power through your willingness. Your next level is on the other side of your fear.
Reflection Questions for the Week:
- What "illogical" assignment has God given you that you've been questioning?
- Are you living from salvation faith or advancing to mountain-moving faith?
- How does knowing you're righteous in Christ change your approach to God?
- When was the last time you prayed in the Spirit for an extended period?
- What fear is preventing you from stepping into your next level of faith?
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