Given by Ken Treybig
Peter talks about the importance of the "genunineness of our faith". What does that look like in real life? Can there be faith that is not 'genuine' or fully mature as God wants and do we see biblical examples of these types of faith?
Given by Jon Pinelli
The apostle told us that we walk by faith and not by sight. What did he mean and how can we apply this principle to our lives?
Given by John Trotter
An exploration of the subject of The Just Shall Live By Faith by looking at the characteristics in the lives of four individuals specifically mentioned in the Bible as being "just men."
Given by Greg Sargent
Hebrews chapters 10 and 12 tell us that we have need for endurance. The key to having endurance is faith as we read in all of chapter 11.
Given by Dave Myers
How can we build dynamic, living faith?
Given by Dave Myers
What is faith and why do we need it?
Given by Jim Franks
What can we learn about faith from Hebrews 11? One of the most difficult Scriptures in the Bible is Hebrews 11:1. It is also one of the most controversial. We can learn a great deal about faith by a study of Hebrews 11. Given 3/12/2016.
Given by Jim Franks
Let's define faith and let's ask if we have the faith that is the "evidence of things not seen." The world is coming apart at the seams, insanity is the best word to describe it. It is only through faith that we can endure.
Given by Clyde Kilough
Matthew quotes Jesus four times using the phrase, "O you of little faith," and in each situation He reveals an important factor that works in humans to diminish our faith. Will Christ find faith on the earth when He returns? That depends on how well we understand and fight these enemies.