This Bible Study delves into the themes of belief, trust, and commitment in the context of faith and the gospel. During our Wednesday Night Bible Study, we share personal testimonies of how our faith has transformed our lives, emphasizing the importance of not just believing in God but also trusting Him and committing to a life that reflects that faith. We discuss the role of the gospel in guiding our lives and the necessity of making conscious choices to serve the Lord. This Bible Study encourages us to reflect on our own faith journeys and the steps we can take to deepen our relationship with God.

Takeaways

• Belief is the foundation of faith, but trust and commitment are essential for growth.
• The gospel is not just a message; it's a transformative power in our lives.
• Trusting in God requires action and a relationship built over time.
• Commitment to God is demonstrated through our daily choices and actions.
• Personal testimonies can inspire and encourage others in their faith journeys.
• Faith is a continuous process of learning and growing in trust.
• We must choose daily whom we will serve, whether God or worldly influences.
• Our actions reflect our beliefs and the level of trust we have in God.
• Building trust in God takes time and intentionality.
• Community and accountability are vital in our spiritual growth.

Available Resources:

• • Faith That Grows Strong: Belief, Trust, Commitment – Click the link to purchase ⁠⁠https://a.co/d/bFCZOWe⁠

• • 30-Day Devotional Workbook: Activating the Power of the MindClick on the link to purchase ⁠https://a.co/d/cNn6AoR⁠
  • Living by Faith Family Bible Study WorkbookClick on the link to purchase ⁠https://a.co/d/h5lv5Mp⁠
  • Faith Alone: The Foundation of Salvation and LifeClick on the link to purchase ⁠https://a.co/d/adR6Bg⁠
  • Visit ⁠⁠www.fingerprint2marriage.org⁠⁠ for Bible studies, devotionals, resources, and ministry updates

In this episode of Fingerprint the Marriage podcast, John shares his experiences and insights on balancing family life with ministry. He emphasizes the importance of transparency, learning from past struggles, and trusting God through challenges. John discusses the pressures of life and ministry, the need for balance, and the significance of being real and relatable in relationships. He encourages listeners to find their balance and to serve God wholeheartedly while managing their personal lives effectively.

Takeaways

• We are real people dealing with real issues.
• Balancing work, family, and ministry can be chaotic.
• Transparency in relationships fosters deeper connections.
• Learning from past struggles is crucial for growth.
• Trusting God helps alleviate the pressures of life.
• It's important to prioritize your household over ministry.
• Finding balance leads to a healthier life and relationships.
• Being real and relatable helps others feel comfortable.
• Diamonds are created through pressure; embrace challenges.
• Serving God should be a priority in all aspects of life.

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  Available Resources:

  • Faith That Grows Strong: Belief, Trust, Commitment – Click the link to purchase ⁠https://a.co/d/bFCZOWe

• • • 30-Day Devotional Workbook: Activating the Power of the Mind
      Click on the link to purchase https://a.co/d/cNn6AoR
    • Living by Faith Family Bible Study WorkbookClick on the link to purchase https://a.co/d/h5lv5Mp
    • Faith Alone: The Foundation of Salvation and LifeClick on the link to purchase https://a.co/d/adR6Bg
    • Visit ⁠www.fingerprint2marriage.org⁠ for Bible studies, devotionals, resources, and ministry updates

  
  

In this episode, Jon Penney discusses the concept ofjustification by faith, emphasizing that individuals do not need to earn God'slove, as it is already given through Jesus Christ. He shares personalexperiences and testimonies, highlighting the importance of a genuinerelationship with God over religious performance. The conversation includesscriptural references to support the message of faith and freedom in Christ,encouraging listeners to embrace their identity in God and reject lies thathinder their spiritual growth.