What Does The Bible Say About Faith?

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What is faith?

In our culture, faith can mean many different things. It can refer to optimism, sincerity, strong feelings, or simply believing in something. But what does the Bible actually mean when it speaks about faith?

In this first episode of a new series, What Does the Bible Say About?, we slow down and look carefully at Scripture to understand what true, saving faith really is.

Is faith blind belief?
Is it merely agreeing with certain facts?
Does the strength of our faith determine our salvation?

In this episode we explore:

• The object of biblical faith
• The difference between belief and trust
• Why faith must be rooted in the person and work of Jesus Christ
• How true faith produces real fruit in the Christian life

The Christian life begins with faith, continues by faith, and ends in faith. But faith is not vague spirituality. It is a settled trust in a faithful Savior.

If you have ever wondered whether your faith is genuine, how faith relates to good works, or how faith grows over time, this episode will help you think biblically and live faithfully.

In the coming weeks, we will explore what the Bible says about grace, repentance, endurance, heaven, anxiety, and more. But everything begins here.

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