Recently someone posed a question to me that I’ve found rather difficult to answer. Given the astute nature and the sharp intellect of my readers, I thought I’d share this brain-teaser with you. So, strap on your theological/philosophical thinking caps, limber up your typing fingers, and let’s see where this takes us.
When faced with a troubling issue or circumstance, it is not uncommon as a Christian to receive advice encouraging a greater “faith in God.” But, practically speaking, it is not as simple as it seems. “Faith”, or to more simply put it, “trust” is one of those intangible concepts that is evident in it’s results, maybe even definable in it’s necessity, but how do you put words to it’s invocation? To create trust where trust does not exist is a perplexing practice. Which bring us to our question: How do you “trust God,” practically speaking? How do you instruct someone in the art of “growing your faith?” Continue reading →
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