SESSION 9 - More Faith
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The substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not yet seen.
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Confidence in the ability and willingness of God to act in supernatural power to advance his kingdom.
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A commitment, expressed in prayer and action, to being the means by which he does so.
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Faith is a gift from God himself and is not to be seen as the result of human striving or achievement.
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Faith is inspired by the word and works of God.
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A constant outlook of trust towards God, whereby human beings abandon all reliance on their own efforts and put their full confidence in him, his word, and his promises.
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Believing God takes faith (Genesis 15:6)
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Only a small amount of faith is needed (Luke 17:6)
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Faith is needed for salvation (Romans 3:28)
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Faith puts us in a right relationship with God (Romans 5:1)
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Faith comes from hearing the Word of God (Romans 10:17)
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Accept the person who has weak faith (Romans 14:1)
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Christianity is the only true faith (Ephesians 4:5)
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Faith is hoping in what is not seen (Hebrews 11:1)
SESSION 10 - Paz "Más Paz"
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The state of harmony that is available to believers through having a right relationship with God and others and is especially associated with the presence of the Holy Spirit.
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Peace is the birthright of every believer in all circumstances.
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It is found only in God and is maintained through having a close relationship with him.
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Total well-being, prosperity, and security associated with God’s presence among his people.
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In Hebrew, peace (šālôm) means ‘completeness’, ‘soundness’, ‘well-being’.
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Be full of peace (Psalm 34:14)
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Jesus is known as the Prince of Peace (Isaiah 9:6–7)
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We can have peace with God (Isaiah 53:5)
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Make peace with others quickly (Matthew 5:23–26)
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The peace Jesus gives is different than the world’s peace (John 14:27)
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Jesus gives us peace (Romans 5:1)
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Peace is evidence of the Holy Spirit working in our lives (Galatians 5:22)
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We can have peace through prayer (Philippians 4:4–7)