Imagine being Abraham and having God command you to sacrifice your long-awaited son to Him. Through this difficult test Abraham proved his faith and obedience to God.
There was only one way for Noah's ark to save him: he had to climb aboard. It required a step of faith. Dr. David Jeremiah describes the difference between knowing about God and knowing God well enough to trust His promises.
Living in a wicked generation, Noah had the courage to put his faith into action. Regardless of the evidence around him, he trusted God and His promises.
The only way to walk with God is to be on the right road. Dr. David Jeremiah examines the life of Enoch, the first man in the Bible who was described as someone who "walked with God."
The eleventh chapter of Hebrews eloquently describes the elements of faith for us. Dr. Jeremiah introduces us to these important truths in his message “What Is Faith?”
Enoch is presented to us in the Bible as a man who “walked with God.” In this message we learn what a pleasing witness Enoch was for God and the reward he received for his faithfulness.
If God were to ask you why He should let you into heaven, what would you say? Dr. David Jeremiah explains why there are only two ways to answer: one is the way of Cain and the other is the way of Abel. God will accept one but not the other.
This message contrasts two brothers, Cain and Abel, and the disparity between one who lived according to faith and the other who lived by human reasoning.
The eleventh chapter of Hebrews eloquently describes the elements of faith for us. Dr. Jeremiah introduces us to these important truths in his message “What Is Faith?”