PONDER THIS

There is an invisible world. There is a world that is more real than this world, and all the heroes of the faith were people who could see the invisible. Most of us only see what is before us—our cars, our houses, our jobs. We never get a vision. We never look upward. We never look onward. But even in the material world, the people who make a mark—the explorers, the novelists, the artists, the creators, inventors—all of these have the ability to see the invisible. Before I ever preached in this pulpit, I would come out here when it was sheer dirt and stand up here and preach. I know that may sound funny to you, but God put a dream in my heart of what the future would look like.

Faith begins with a vision. Faith is setting your affection on something that is bigger than what most of us are living for. God wants to give each of us that vision if we will look to Him.

• Are your sights typically set more on the things you can see or the vision God has for you?
• What are some practical ways you might set your eyes toward the things God has for you in life?

PRACTICE THIS

Make a list of your goals in life, both short- and long-term. Consider if these things are aligned with seeking God’s vision for your life.

Six Principles to Fortify Faith | Part 2

Hebrews 11:8-13

In this message from Hebrews 11, Adrian Rogers shares six principles to fortify our faith as Abraham did.

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Confess Specific Sins to God

The reason many of us never experience the peace of God is because we like to sin specifically and confess generally. Be specific when repenting over your sins.

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