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If we kept our focus on what God has for us to do, we will worry less about what others are doing. Keep yourself on track with God.

James 1:2-4. Faith and Trials. In these verses we see the Biblical response to trials. We see how we are to respond to those trials, and the importance of allowing the trials to complete. Let’s face it, none of us enjoy going through times of trial, but they are necessary to our faith. How, I’ll explain it in this episode.

Today, we continue talking about how to build a rock solid faith that will not be prone to unbelief. We talk about faith and works. They go together like peanut butter and jelly. You can’t develop a strong faith unless you put it to work.

Today, we revisit the topic of unbelief. We must be cautious to develop a strong faith that will keep you set on the course of life.

Mark 9:14-24. A father wants desperately for his son to be healed, but one thing blocking his desire, unbelief.

John 4:46-53. What is it going to take for you to believe? For many, it takes a sign. Something they can visually see or hear with their own ears. Jesus teaches that we must believe, that means have faith in Him.

1 Peter 2:12. As Christians, we play a special role living in the world. We are to let our light shine in the world (Matthew 5:16). We need to live in such a way so that others see Jesus in us. Is that the way you are living your life today? We need to live so other see Jesus, even when they speak evil against us.

Psalm. 91:2-3. The LORD God is our safe place. He is our protector and He is our deliverer. Will you run and stay close to our Safe Place?

In today’s episode, I teach from several Verses that teach us how to Keep a Strong Faith. We need a strong faith to make sure we don’t abandon that faith.

We had a big snow in East Tennessee last week. In fact, it’s still laying around today. While I was driving to work, I noticed cars abandoned on the side of the road. With the big snow and ice, some cars were not able to navigate the road, or make it up hills. So, the owners of the cars had to abandon them to make it home. Sometimes, our faith isn’t strong enough to get us along the path of life. As a result, some people abandon their faith and seek their own ways.