“I have faith.” It sounds complete, but it isn’t. Faith, belief and trust all need an object: faith in whom, belief in what? This study takes a closer look at what faith really is: an ordinary capacity of the mind we use every day, from dialing a phone to depositing a paycheck. What makes faith biblical is not how strongly we believe, but whom we believe. Drawing on examples from both the Old and New Testaments, it shows that true faith rests on God’s character and His word. It also looks at how faith sometimes waits, and how it grows as we see God keep His promises. Faith—A Closer Look
Faith—A Closer Look