Faith is doing what God tells us to do, even when His instructions appear dangerous or might cause us to experience loss or suffering.

Don't be misled by those who claim God doesn't exist, because He does.

In order to have faith, you have to know the truth and you have to respond to it. Even having a lot of faith doesn't help you if your faith isn't connected to the truth. Faith is only as valuable as the thing it's connected to.

The opposite of faith is not doubt. The opposite of faith is disobedience.

Faith is never simply a feeling. Faith always involves movement. Get moving.

We are happy to have God in our vicinity even though he is not in our midst. We like to have God in general, but we think we don't need God in specific.

Of ultimate importance, then, is not that I become good, or that the condition of the world be improved by my efforts, but that the reality of God show itself everywhere to be the ultimate reality.

we forget that there is no victory without a battle, no testimony without a test and no miracle without an impossible circumstance.

We can't grow our faith on the deck of a ship. We can watch other water walkers, hear their stories and read their books, but ultimately, the only way we are going to grow our water-walking faith is to get out of the dang boat!

Sometimes following God means throwing caution to the wind. Sometimes caution is a symptom of faithlessness.

God eagerly awaits the chance to bless the person whose heart is turned toward Him.

There are two main pitfalls on the road to mastery of the art of prayer. If a person gets what he asks for, his humility is in danger. If he fails to get what he asks for, he is apt to lose confidence. Indeed, no matter whether prayer seems to be succeeding or failing, humility and confidence are two virtues which are absolutely essential.