When Obedience Doesn’t Make Sense | What is Faith Part 2
If you haven’t read part one yet, start there before you go any further. Everything in this series builds on what came before it, and you need the foundation before the examples will land the way they should. You can find part one right here on the blog. Last week we established that faith isn’t […]
Faith Chooses God Over the World: Lessons from Hebrews 11
Faith does more than believe and endure. Faith chooses. Hebrews 11 shows us that faith is not passive. It makes real decisions in real moments, often at great cost. Faith turns away from what the world offers and moves toward what God promises. It values obedience over comfort, faithfulness over safety, and eternal reward over […]
Faith Obeys: Trusting God Enough to Act
Faith is not just believing the right things about God, it is trusting Him enough to act. Hebrews 11 shows that true faith is always paired with obedience. Abel offered, Noah built, Abraham went. Their stories remind us that faith and obedience cannot be separated. Abel: Worshiping God’s Way “By faith Abel offered to God […]
You Can’t Just Pray the Addiction Away
I used to think that if I just prayed harder, I’d stop. If I just meant it enough, God would take the desire away. If I was stronger, more faithful, more perfect, then maybe He would finally fix me. But that’s not how healing worked for me. And honestly, that’s not how Scripture shows healing […]
When Obedience Feels Like a Waste of Time
The content explores the theme of obedience to God amidst disappointment, using personal experiences and biblical references, particularly Peter’s frustration in Luke 5. It emphasizes that faithfulness doesn’t guarantee immediate rewards but may lead to spiritual transformation. The message encourages persistence and trust in God during silent seasons.
Give It to Him: What Happens When You Put It in Jesus’ Hands
The author reflects on the biblical story of Jesus feeding 5000, emphasizing the contrast between Philip’s skepticism and Peter’s small faith. They illustrate that miracles occur when believers offer what little they have to Jesus. The narrative serves as an encouragement to trust God during challenging times and to remain obedient despite fatigue.
