“But someone will say, "You have faith; I have deeds." Show me your faith without deeds, and I will show you my faith by my deeds.” - James 2:18 (NIV)

When we say that we understand a problem, there is an implication there that we will now address the issue with action. Part of the unseen plague in our society is that of willful ignorance - the purposeful ignoring of a problem in order to grant ourselves self-proclaimed immunity from dealing with it. We have found this to be evident more and more as we share the truth of things happening not only in our educational system, but also with issues such as ritual child sacrifice, known in our culture as abortion.

Caryl Ayala talks in part 2 of her interview about how parents that she would deal with as a teacher would often not know that they had the ability to question and push back on the wicked things being taught to their children. However, once they knew, how many of them would go as far as removing their children from the burning building of public education? Not many.

When we know the things we must do, even when they are difficult, it is incumbent upon us to act. When we act, we must have faith that the Lord will provide us a way through the storm, even if He doesn’t choose to deliver us from the storm.

Do we have faith that the Lord will provide a way for us when we follow Him and do what is right? When Moses came to the Red Sea, did he doubt? Or, did he raise his staff and speak to the waves as the Lord commanded him to do?

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