This series traces the biblical theology of faith from its Hebrew and Greek roots, through the faithfulness of Christ, to its practical outworking in prayer, provision, healing, and perseverance. The central thread across all six units is this: faith is relational trust in a faithful Person, not a formula for producing outcomes.
The promises of God are real and are held out to us honestly, but they rest on the finished faithfulness of Jesus rather than on the intensity of our own believing.
The series is built in six units, each running one to two weeks, giving a natural span of roughly eight to nine Sundays. Each unit builds on the one before it, so the order matters: definitions first, then the Old Testament foundation, then the person of Christ as the ground of faith, then the promises, then the honest reality of waiting and unanswered prayer, and finally the daily practice of a life of faith.