The Radical Truth

This sermon is on the distractions of life that hinder us from walking with God like we should. The remedy is simple, but you will have to listen to the lesson to learn what it is.

This sermon, The Bread of Life, will challenge you. This is Biblical Christianity.

At this point in our series on The Power of Faith we are digging into Hebrews 11, verses 32-38. This portion of Scripture gives us a wide variety of expressions of faith, with the ultimate purpose to help build our faith. God wants to do the miraculous through His people, but they must believe in who God is as He has revealed Himself and in His true and faithful Word.

We will look at three people who were commended for their faith in Hebrews chapter 11 and they are Moses, Gideon and Barak. We have here some very interesting and encouraging examples of courageous faith and these serve as examples for us.

We will finish up studying the great faith of Abraham as outlined in Hebrews chapter 11 and then we will begin looking at the nation-shaking faith of Moses. This is an awesome lesson.

Two pillars of the faith in the Old Testament are Noah and Abraham and we will look at both in this lesson. This is a faith challenging lesson.

In this lesson, which is part four in our study on The Power of Faith, we will begin digging into Hebrews chapter 11, which gives us the hall of persevering faith. This is a list of Old Testament saints that lived by faith and glorified God as a result.

There are three expressions of faith that we will focus on in this lesson. Faith that God loves us, that He is good and that He is faithful. These are integral to developing a courageous, overcoming faith in Christ.

We are still laying a foundation on how faith works. In this lesson, we will see the importance love and surrender plays in developing great faith.

We are beginning a new series titled, The Power of Faith. The purpose of this series is to build our faith so that we live the victorious Christian life and believe for the God of miracles to manifest His power through us. This first lesson is the foundation for the study.