Prince George Fraternal 2018

The class explores the biblical definition of faith, emphasizing its tangible nature and the importance of faith in salvation and daily life. It discusses faith as a verb, a three-dimensional concept, and a foundational element for pleasing God and living a righteous life.

The class discusses faith in the impossible, emphasizing the belief in spiritual realities beyond human capability. It explores the concept of faith through biblical examples like Moses and the resurrection, encouraging believers to trust in God's promises despite the tangible limitations of human understanding.

The class explores the concept of faith under trial, emphasizing that trials strengthen faith and lead to spiritual growth. It discusses various types of trials, including simple and complex ones, and highlights the importance of perseverance and trusting in God's process.

The class discusses the relationship between faith and works, emphasizing that faith must lead to actions and that works inspire greater faith. It covers personal and ecclesial actions to strengthen faith and overcome trials, using examples from the Bible and personal experiences.

The class focuses on the concept of faith as essential for salvation, emphasizing the need for believers to develop and maintain faith through trials and endurance. It draws from Hebrews 11 and 1 Peter to encourage listeners to live their lives in accordance with their faith.