Episode 131: Choosing Faith

The word "faith" is one of those concepts in Christianity that many, if not most, don't generally think of.  Sure, when things "go wrong" we offer, or are offered the phrase, "just have faith". We also use the term when asked to explain our belief in an unseen God, "we take it by faith". But do we ever stop to think about what "faith" really means, what it does, or how it manifests in our lives? What's our responsibility with regard to faith? Is the faith of everyone basically the same or are there differences? 

Today Pastor Jason walks us through what faith is, and how it looks to a believer, and the earmarks of a weak, to a maturing, to a strong faith.

 

Reverend Jason Robbins

Highlawn Baptist Church (www.HighlawnBaptistChurch.org)

 

Today's Scriptures:

Matthew 8:5-13 NIV

1 Corinthians 10:11 NIV

James 2:14-23 NIV

Deuteronomy 1:29-42 NIV

1 John 4:11-19 NIV

 

Morning Service June 6, 2021

 

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