In this exhortation, Thomas explores the recurring phrase 'You of Little Faith' used by Jesus in the New Testament, particularly in the Gospels. He elaborates on its significance in relation to fear, anxiety, and spiritual understanding. He emphasizes the necessity of laboring in the Word of God to grow in faith, distinguishing between small faith that wanes and robust faith that flourishes through understanding God's love and character. The exhortation includes biblical examples, such as Peter walking on water and the calming of the storm, to illustrate the principles of faith. Thomas concludes by urging Christians to rest in God's faithfulness and character, encouraging listeners to contend with scripture and live a faith-filled life grounded on divine promises.00:00 Introduction: The Phrase 'Oh You of Little Faith'01:07 Examples of Little Faith in the Bible01:57 The Importance of Laboring in the Word03:31 Building Faith Through Scripture06:26 Understanding Faith and Unbelief09:00 Scriptural References on Faith11:11 The Concept of Little Faith15:31 Living by Faith and God's Faithfulness27:34 The Source of Faith28:04 True Faith and God's Faithfulness29:25 Overcoming Through God's Greatness31:14 Examples of Validated Faith34:29 Do Not Worry: A Divine Command41:30 Understanding Anxiety and Faith42:38 The Assurance of God's Faithfulness47:54 Living in Righteousness and PeaceWe hope this communicates the mind of God through Christ to you, leading to transformation in the Holy Spirit. God bless you! Shalom!This message was delivered and recorded on [recording date here] at the Transformation and Equipping Center - 244 Liberty Street Brockton, MA 02301