"“Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen”
(HEBREWS 1 1 : 1 ). The question is: What does that mean? The substance of things hoped for? The evidence of things not seen? How do you have evidence of things that you cannot see, and substance of what you hope for? The mystery of faith viewed in the human eyes of man is fascinating. We live in a physical world and have been trained by our culture to believe and count on physical things. Even still, most of us realize that there is so much more to the physical world that we cannot see, touch, or hear. The writer of Hebrews continues: “By faith we understand that the worlds were framed by the word of God, so that the things which are seen were not made of things which are visible"" (HEBREWS 1 1 : 3 ) .
The reality that Scripture portrays is that everything we can see around us comes from that which is not physical.
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Suffering; 1 Peter 4-5
"Suffering is not always because of sin. There are hundreds of thousands who are suffering because they have chosen to live for and worship the LORD Jesus Christ. Statistics tell us that in the world today 1 in 7 Christians suffer for their faith in Christ. In fact, there has never been a larger ...
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Self-Control; 2 Peter 1-3
"One of the characteristics that a Christian will develop over time is the ability of self control. It is one of the fruits of God’s Spirit that will grow in the life of someone who actively follows God. Self-control does not just mean holding back our temper or not letting our mouths spew off-co...
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The Truth About Living; 1 John 1-5
"It's natural to question the world around us; to ask: What is the point in living? For Christians, there is an easy answer. We have been called to build God’s Kingdom, to live for eternity. When we encounter problems that seem insurmountable, Christians know that we always have Christ to go to. ...
