Times are tough. Prices are high. Disposable income has dwindled. As followers of Jesus, how are we reacting to the severe economic crises faced by people in our communities and around the world? In this powerful, encouraging six-part series, Busola Sodeinde explores the teachings of Jesus and the lives of various people in the Bible to show us what it looks like to respond with faith to the reality of financial uncertainty.

The point of every session is a main idea with the goal of informing our knowing, feeling, and doing.

MAIN IDEA: [/b]Faith in God defeats financial fear.

• [b]Head Change: To know that faith in God is a currency you can draw upon, especially when the future looks bleak.

•Heart Change: To celebrate that you serve a God of supernatural provision

• Life Change: To be intentional about using the tools God has given you, knowing that He will meet your needs.

Episode 1: Faith Over Fear

Episode 2: Having Enough

Episode 3: Out of Dark Times

Episode 4: Making a Difference

Episode 5: Generous Giving

Episode 6: Supporting God's Mission

Busola Sodeinde is the founder of Dysh, a digital publishing firm focused on providing young adults and professionals with resources for their careers and well-being, and the author of Footprints of Grace.

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Times are tough. Prices are high. Disposable income has dwindled. As followers of Jesus, how are we reacting to the severe economic crises faced by people in our communities and around the world? In this powerful, encouraging six-part series, Busola Sodeinde explores the teachings of Jesus and the lives of various people in the Bible to show us what it looks like to respond with faith to the reality of financial uncertainty.
The point of every session is a main idea with the goal of informing our knowing, feeling, and doing.
MAIN IDEA: [/b]Faith in God defeats financial fear.
• [b]Head Change: To know that faith in God is a currency you can draw upon, especially when the future looks bleak.
•Heart Change: To celebrate that you serve a God of supernatural provision
• Life Change: To be intentional about using the tools God has given you, knowing that He will meet your needs.
Episode 1: Faith Over Fear
Episode 2: Having Enough
Episode 3: Out of Dark Times
Episode 4: Making a Difference
Episode 5: Generous Giving
Episode 6: Supporting God's Mission
Busola Sodeinde is the founder of Dysh, a digital publishing firm focused on providing young adults and professionals with resources for their careers and well-being, and the author of Footprints of Grace.Watch now: https://app.rightnowmedia.org/join/dysh
Join our weekly group: https://dyshapp.app/MUxRcOcrVzb

First, contrary to what many may like to believe, Hebrews 11 vs 1 does not contain a definition of the word faith . Rather what the writer does in the context is attempts a figurative comparison of faith with the evidence/substance, the promises of God, that come as a result of ir. Faith itself is not defined in the context of that passage. For this reason, the word faith, in the context, is used in reference to efforts made by such a person as Abraham while pointing out the evidence/benefits that resulted from such effort.

God Himself explained what the word faith means in Genesis 26 vs 5 when He pointed out that the reason why He made a promise to Abraham had to do with the fact that Abraham lived his life in submission and obedience of His, God's, teachings and commandments - Faith. God gave that as the one and the only reason why He made Abraham His friend. This offer we observe Jesus Christ makes with all those of His followers who will do as He says - John 15 vs 9 -14 — those who will submit to and obey His teachings and commandments in the Kingdom of God. So, there you have it. Faith refers to living one's life in continuous submission and obedience to God's commandments and teachings, and in our case, in Jesus Christ. This definition is observed as being used in the Old Testament as well as in the New Covenant by Jesus Christ Himself.

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First, contrary to what many may like to believe, Hebrews 11 vs 1 does not contain a definition of the word faith . Rather what the writer does in the context is attempts a figurative comparison of faith with the evidence/substance, the promises of God, that come as a result of ir. Faith itself is not defined in the context of that passage. For this reason, the word faith, in the context, is used in reference to efforts made by such a person as Abraham while pointing out the evidence/benefits that resulted from such effort.

God Himself explained what the word faith means in Genesis 26 vs 5 when He pointed out that the reason why He made a promise to Abraham had to do with the fact that Abraham lived his life in submission and obedience of His, God's, teachings and commandments - Faith. God gave that as the one and the only reason why He made Abraham His friend. This offer we observe Jesus Christ makes with all those of His followers who will do as He says - John 15 vs 9 -14 — those who will submit to and obey His teachings and commandments in the Kingdom of God. So, there you have it. Faith refers to living one's life in continuous submission and obedience to God's commandments and teachings, and in our case, in Jesus Christ. This definition is observed as being used in the Old Testament as well as in the New Covenant by Jesus Christ Himself.

Your definition of Faith is quite right, before we can unlock the blessings God has promised us we must first seek his kingdom