Families of Faith

Knowing God through experience comes by believing that God so loves you.

Knowing God through experience comes by understandinghow God works through you doing things only God can do.

The eighth step in how to apply the Gospel and experience God in our real life is to Live the Sanctity of New Life.

The seventh step in how to apply the Gospel and experience God in our real life is to Trust the Security of your Salvation.

The sixth step in how to apply the Gospel and experience God in our real life is to Receive the Surety of the Holy Spirit.

The fourth step in the how to apply the Gospel and experience God in our real life is to Recognize the Significancy of a Savior.

The fifth step in how to apply the Gospel and experience God in our real life is to Believe the Sufficiency of a Savior.

The third step in the how to apply the Gospel and experience God in our real life is to Know the Scarcity of Self.

The second step in the how to apply the Gospel and experience God in our real life is to Realize the Severity of Sin.

The first step in the how to apply the Gospel and experience God in our real life is to Acknowledge The Supremacy of God.

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3 reasons to believe God exists.

The older brother’s response reveals the danger of self-righteousness, showing that a hardened heart can miss the joy of grace and the Father’s love - Luke 15:25–32

Favoritism is confronted as incompatible with true faith, revealing that mercy, impartiality, and love for others reflect the heart of God - James 2:1–13

Faced with overwhelming odds, Judah turns to God in prayer and worship, revealing that victory comes not by strength alone but through trust in the Lord who fights on their behalf - 2 Chron. 20

The gospel is clearly defined through Christ’s death, burial, and resurrection, confirmed by many witnesses, showing the foundation of faith and the reality of His victory - 1 Cor. 15:3–8

Each person has a unique role within the body, showing that growth, unity, and maturity come as every part functions in truth and love - Rom. 12:4–8; 1 Cor. 12:18; Eph. 4:14–15

Salt, light, truth, and surrender come together to paint a picture of a life rooted in God—one that remains connected to Him, reflects His character, and produces lasting fruit - Matt. 5:13–16; Lev. 2:13; John 17:17; Prov. 30:5; Rom. 12:1; John 15:4–5

A life shaped by God is seen in devoted community, surrendered living, and confident trust in His purpose, revealing that we are chosen, transformed, and called according to His plan - Acts 2:42–47; Rom. 12:1; Rom. 8:28–30; Eph. 1:4–5

Genuine faith is seen in both shared life and personal conduct, where community and daily obedience come together to reflect a faith that is active, attentive, and lived out - Acts 2:42–47; James 1:19–27

Togetherness is on full display as believers share life, resources, and faith, showing the strength and beauty of a unified community centered on God - Acts 2:42–47

The early church models a life centered on devotion, unity, and generosity, showing how God’s presence shapes a community that lives and grows together - Acts 2:42–47

A picture of the early church reveals a community devoted to teaching, fellowship, prayer, and generosity, where unity and shared life reflect the power of God at work - Acts 2:42–47