Isaiah 12:2 beautifully captures the essence of exalting God as the sole provider of our salvation and serves as a powerful reminder of the unshakable trust we can place in God, who offers salvation to those who believe in Him. The prophet Isaiah speaks of his personal experience with God, proclaiming that God is his salvation. 

 By acknowledging God as our salvation, we recognize He is the source of deliverance from sin and eternal separation from Him. To exalt God as our soul provider of salvation, we must have unwavering trust and faith in Him. 

 It requires surrendering our fears and doubts to God and relying on His strength to carry us through life's challenges. We can exalt God by acknowledging His sovereignty and power, praising Him for His faithfulness, and seeking to honor Him with our lives. 

 We are reminded as children of God that our salvation lies not in our abilities or accomplishments but in surrendering ourselves to God's saving grace. It invites us to cultivate a deep and personal relationship with God, to trust Him unwaveringly, and to find strength, joy, and ultimate salvation in His unfailing love. The prophet Isaiah exalts God as the sole provider of salvation and encourages us, the believers, to place our unwavering trust in Him, free from fear or doubt. 

 When we exalt God as our soul provider of salvation, we acknowledge His sovereignty over our lives and surrender ourselves entirely to His will. We recognize that apart from Him, there is no other source of true salvation. By exalting God as our soul provider of salvation, we invite others to experience the same transformative power of His grace and to find hope, peace, and eternal life in Him. 

 When we recognize that God is not only our salvation but also our strength and our song, we embrace a more profound dependence on Him. We can exalt God by allowing Him to be the source of our power and finding joy in His presence, knowing He has become our salvation. 

Faith pleases God more than anything else. The Christian life is dependent upon faith. We stand on faith; we live on faith. Faith is loved and honored by God more than any other single thing.

Our relationship with the Lord is dependent on faith. Faith is what brings the things God has provided for us from the spiritual realm into the physical realm (Heb. 11:1 KJV).

Our faith is the victory that enables us to overcome the world (1 John 5:4 KJV). Everything the Lord does for us is accessed through faith.

When it comes to God, we have to believe things that we cannot see. You haven’t seen God or the devil. You haven’t seen heaven or hell.

You haven’t seen sin; therefore, you wouldn’t know what you would look like if your sins were taken away. However, you have to believe in all these things to be born again.

How can you believe in things you can’t see? The answer is that you can’t believe in invisible things with human faith. You need God’s supernatural faith.

Romans 4:17 KJV says, “God … calleth those things which be not as though they were.” God’s faith goes beyond sight. God’s faith operates supernaturally, beyond the limitations of our natural faith.

The Bible teaches that faith is the only approach that we have to God. No man has sins forgiven, no man goes to heaven, no man has assurance of peace and happiness, until he has faith in Jesus Christ.

You may be saying, “God, I believe you are a great person, but I do not believe your Word; I do not believe what you say.”

In order to please God, you must believe Him. Perhaps your faith is small and weak. It does not matter how big your faith is, but rather, where your faith is. Is it in Christ, the Son of God, who died on the cross for your sins?