Use Your Evidence According to Hebrews 11:1,

Use Your Evidence According to Hebrews 11:1, faith is “the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.” The prayer of faith thus requires you to use the evidence you’ve got. But you must be able to recognize that evidence before you can use it. You see, hope is a great virtue; it’s a fundamental spiritual principle that arrays the magnificent future. But faith is the substance of things hoped for; it’s the evidence that substantiates the future. If you had a piece of land, for instance, and you were told to prove your ownership of it, would you set out to move the property from its location to show anyone making an enquiry about the house? Of course, you wouldn’t! In fact, you can’t. What you’d simply do is to produce the title deed to the property. In the Amplified Bible, faith is defined as “…the assurance (the confirmation, THE TITLE DEED) of the things [we] hope for, being the proof of things [we] do not see {and} the conviction of their reality [faith perceiving as real fact what is not revealed to the senses]” (Hebrews 11:1). Now, when you seek to effect changes through the prayer of faith, you must be spiritually alert to recognize the evidence the Holy Spirit is bringing to your awareness.  Sometimes, you’d have a note of victory in your inner-man through a word of prophecy. The word may not necessarily come from someone else; the Holy Spirit can simply put the utterance in your mouth as you pray, or bring a song to your spirit that causes great rejoicing within you. Never let go of such words, for they’re the evidence of your victory. Meditate on them; talk them; be bold to let others know you’ve gotten it, and act the same way. If perhaps you’ve been sick, and you’ve prayed to be healed, you need to look inside you for the evidence of your healing. Study the Word of God and find out what He has said about your peculiar situation today. When you’ve located the evidence, use it!