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As he finished out the book of Galatians, Paul wanted the believers there to know he had an allegiance to Christ based on what Christ had done on Calvary’s cross. He didn’t need anyone to challenge him to live for Jesus! Jesus Christ and His gospel were Paul’s number one priority and he had the scars to prove it. ...

The writer of Hebrews reminds us that as we live the Christian life, we walk by faith and not by sight. We may not understand the trials we encounter because we can’t see their purposes. But we can always trust that God has the best plan for us, and He allows those trials to take place for our good. ...

Faith has an object. That object is Jesus Christ. It’s not just faith in faith, for the sake of believing. In order to be saving faith, our faith has to be in Jesus, because faith in faith really amounts to nothing more than just positive thinking.

As we study further about how faith worships, Pastor Ford will teach us today that righteousness is accredited to our account. Holiness is the result of righteousness. So righteousness is positional, and gained by what Christ did for us on the cross. But holiness is something we practice in life as we seek to honor Him.

Looking at the example of Enoch from Genesis 5, we’ll learn today that if we want to walk with God, we have to be on the same page with Him. But we need to realize that a walk with Him also means being on His page and not on our page. It means doing it His way and not our way.

Worship must be intricately tied to worth. When we worship God, we make an attempt to express to Him the value that we see He has.  But we can’t give God anything equivalent to all that He’s worth, so we give Him all we’re worth. That’s one way we can honor God and worship Him with our money. ...

By looking at the life and faith of Enoch, we discover that the quality of our life is more important than the quantity of our life. It is better to have a short-lived godly life, than a long-lived ungodly life. ...

Noah worked on the ark for over a hundred years before God actually made it rain. Yet Noah’s faith endured that long delay and he continued to prepare for the coming flood that God had warned him about. Noah had the kind of faith that trusted God implicitly. Do you have that same kind of faith?

Sometimes waiting by faith is closely related to our obedience. There are some things that you won’t get from God until after you do what He has told you to do. If you’re looking for it before, it’s not going to happen until after you do what you’re supposed to. Learn more about this important concept on today’s...

Sometimes waiting by faith requires us to go ahead and step out in faith. The key is in the promises. If we know what God’s promises are, then we can trust Him to lead us as we move forward, even if we don’t know exactly where we’re going. We can be confident that God’s going to provide for us, care for us, and guide...