If you could love me enough to believe me when I tell you that I AM for you and stand in that faith . If you could seek me for every need, trusting that I will always do the most loving thing possible .. If you could walk in paths as I guide you, with your eyes on me...
Faith, hope and love, Rains down from above, Angels shining like the stars, Pearls and rubies in their wings, Springs the rivers of delight. Our Father, Sits and listens, God, frankinsence and myrrh, Incense of prayers, Fragrance, Swirling, coiling, active, Whispers...
Believing is seeing, Impossible to possible, Sighs into despair, Never say never, ' Do you still love me?', Mists of doubt, I'm not perfect, Sin is always before me, Failure; every hour, Wickedness surrounds, The heart is deceitful, 'Lord, hear my cry', Come to my...
O Lord, my faith is in thee. Like unto a mountain, I shall not be moved. Your love is pure and enduring. O Lord, my faith in thee is strong. I will put all of my trust in thee, O Lord. I shall praise thee morning, noon, and night. I will cast all of my burdens upon...
"Now faith is the reality of what is hoped for, the proof of what is not seen." (Hebrews 11:1 HCSB) These are very familiar words to most Christians. We learn them in Sunday School, they become the meat of Bible studies, and numerous sermons are based on them. But...
In last week's lesson on faith, we discovered that faith is the means of accessing things that we EXPECT to happen. Now let's take a look at the rest of this verse: "Now faith is . . . The proof of what is not seen." (Hebrews 11:1b HCSB) Okay. So what does THAT...
In last week's lesson on faith, we discovered that when you put your faith in God's promises, you have just given yourself the "proof" you need for it to become a reality. But does it really work? The writer of Hebrews will now spend most of the rest of the chapter...
In last week's lesson on faith, looking at the second half of Hebrews 11:2, we discovered that if you desire to be able to believe in Jesus' saving power, just as the Biblical patriarchs did, then spend some time getting to know Him. Experience Him in your life....
In last week's lesson on faith looking at the second half of Hebrews 11:3, we discovered that creation, the coming forth of tangible things out of the invisible by the Word of God, is the evidence we need that God is powerful enough to change our circumstances. We can...
Over the last two weeks, we've learned that fear is a sign that our love relationship with Jesus is not complete. We have also seen that fear brings punishment, and we've learned that the cure for fear is faith. Faith in the Lover of our souls. But what, really, IS...