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It's important to put your faith in something that has the strength to carry you through the difficulties of life. The one place you should put your faith is in Jesus. He lived for you, died in your place, and rose again to prove your sins are forgiven.
God wants you to be certain that he loves you, that he sent Jesus to live and die in your place, that you will be with him in heaven.
As we witness confirmations in our Lutheran church, we are reminded of our commitment to our faith. In Revelation 2:10, Jesus promises the crown of life to those faithful unto death. Jesus wore our crown of shame, bearing our sins on the cross, so we may inherit eternal life.
Here's another quick lesson illustration about how we think about faith.
I want to take a look at God's Word from Matthew chapter 14 and just talk a little bit more about faith and trust and doubt.
Is it really that important to believe that the Bible is 100% true, inspired and inerrant?
What should you do when you have questions or doubts about your faith?
When I was in high school, a friend of mine went to a carnival and he brought quite a bit of money with him...
Human beings and the world were designed together. This world provides for us everything that we need in order to get by.
I always wish that we knew a little bit more about this gentleman named Simeon.
How do you explain the Christian faith to someone? One approach might be to focus on natural law, to focus on conscience and to point people ultimately to Christ and what he has done for them.
It doesn't seem logical, it doesn't seem practical, but the man who speaks God's word is saying it to me. So I'll give it a shot.
