"Introduction:""“O You of Little Faith”""1. Rebuke means an expression of disapproval or criticism of (someone) because of their behaviors or""actions.""2. Key elements of rebuking a person in the correct way includes being: Purposeful, Loving, Truthful, Helpful and Redemptive. Jesus provides a role model of a proper rebuke. We must “reprove, rebuke and exhort” (2 Tm. 4:1-4).""3. Saving faith is valuable, important and able (Hb. 11:6; Jh. 8:24; Mt. 17:20).""4. There are different kinds of faith: (Jm. 2:17), (Jh. 12:42),"" (Mt. 6:30), (Ro. 15:1), and (Ro. 15:1).""5. We want to see who Jesus describes as having “little faith” and apply the lessons to those claiming to be His disciples today.""Discussion:""1. A rebuke of (Mt. 6:25-30; 1 Tm. 6:6-10).""2. A rebuke of (Mt. 8:23-26; Ro. 8:38-39; Jh. 1-:27; 1 Co. 15:54-55).""3. A rebuke of (Mt. 14:22-31; Jm. 1:5-8; Ac. 10:20).""4. A rebuke on the of (Mt. 16:1-12; Mt. 23).""Conclusion:""1. We need to rid our minds of worry, fear, doubt and shallowness of thought.""2. The common thread of a lack of faith is having the wrong attitudes.""3. How can we cope with a lack of faith?""a. (1 Pt. 5:8; Ph. 4:6)""b. (Ps. 23:4; Mt. 28:20)""c. (2 Co. 12:1-10)""d. (Mt. 6:34)""4. We need to have “great faith” like the centurion - “….Truly, I tell you, with no one in Israel have I found such faith.” (Matthew 8:10 ESV)"