Faith (Values Class)
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Faith is defined as believing in something without proof and complete trust. The Bible says that faith makes certain what is hoped for and proves what cannot be seen. Faith makes you hope for the best and allows you to please God. Having faith can be costly and result in danger, persecution, and even death as shown through heroes of faith from the Bible like Daniel surviving the lions' den and Noah building the ark.
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- 3. FAITH •Merriam Webster Dictionary – firm belief in something for which there is no proof(you cannot see) (2): complete trust
- 4. •Hebrews 11:1 “Faith makes us sure of what we hope for and gives us proof of what we cannot see.” FAITH
- 5. Hebrews 11:1 1. Faith is being sure of what you hope for. 2. Faith is being certain of what you do not see. FAITH
- 6. FAITH 1. Makes you hope for the best. 2. You cannot please God without it.
- 7. It can be costly. You will be tested. You will face danger. Persecut ion / Death
- 10. Daniel unharmed in the lion’s den
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- 12. Israelites crossing the Red Sea on dry ground.
- 13. Stephen stoned to death for his faith.
- 14. Noah built an ark and saved his family from the flood.
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- God has the power that can answer our prayers and make things happen. Seeing is not a prerequisite of believing. But even when you don’t see God, you know He is real as testified to by nature, by our conscience and the sequences of human events.
- It generates positive mind set. You will look forward for the light at the end of the tunnel. Be optimistic. It is a primary requirement for God to be pleased with you. God cannot be pleased with anyone who does not believe in Him.