Why is faith important?

[jstrodel]

But if you consider that nearly every society in history from Jews (with Hasidic mysticism) to Christians (with the Catholics and charismatic mystics) to Muslims (they have their own mystical tradition) to Hindu's (a variety of mystical traditions) and Buddhists (also emphasize the supernatural) and animists, wicca, satanism and various other groups, shamans, has had some sort of tradition of the spiritual world.

Woah, woah, hold on just a second! Are you literally saying all these different religions have experienced the spiritual world?? Let me guess then... if we were to categorise the nature of the experience it would be this:

Christianity: experience with God
every other religion: demonic possession, because you know... Christianity is the only true religion.

See, this is why testimonies are useless, because you can replace the religion that has "experienced God" with any other and find a believer of that religion that will confirm they have experienced their god.

No, there is an in-between point in the prophetic world, when you communicate with other spirits and the spirits go back to you. They are not necessarily evil spirits, they are just spirits that are related to specific judgements that release wisdom in the world. They could be demons but the demons obey God. It sounds strange but I have experienced this a lot.

You reap what you sow. God gives wisdom to people in different ways. People sow spiritual seeds and the reap back spiritual fruit. He gives wisdom to the wise and knowledge to them that know understanding