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Pastor Cho's Sermon Outline - Yoido Full Gospel Church - Seoul, Korea What is Biblical Faith? Hebrews 11:1 ~ 11:3 2010-07-18 2 This is what the ancients were commended for. 3 By faith we understand that the universe was formed at God's command so that what is seen was not made from what is visible. Introduction *(Hebrew 11:1-3) Hebrew chapter 11:1 to 3 shows the definition of faith according to the Bible. But we find it hard to understand the Bible fully since the bible is uncertain in nature. ? 1. The first step of faith, substance and evidence. 1) Hope is a field for faith. - In the field of hope there grows a tree of dreams, which produces leafs, flowers, and fruits. 2) Hope, the law of seeing, and faith - Hope and seeing either attract the object to me or draw me to the object. 2. Achievement of faith 1) Third-dimensional world (time, space, material) - Everything is dominated by the fourth dimensional spiritual work of faith. 2) The nature of faith - If anyone says to this mountain, ‘Go, throw yourself into the sea,?that will happen. 3) There is nothing that God cannot do. - Make an announcement in positive terms. Talk about unreal things as if they exist. 3. Have faith in God 1) We live in a world of limited time, space and materials - have no power to believe. 2) Unlimited time, space and unseen materials ?fourth dimensional spiritual world. 4. Those who live by faith 1) have clear hope. 2) see one’s hope with a strong will while standing firm on fourth dimensional spirituality. 3) talk about unreal things as if they exist. ? Conclusion Men of faith live their lives according to fourth dimensional spirituality. Set clear goals (hopes). Live a life with eyes set on dreams and visions. Believe. Make positive proclamations. All the proofs of Hebrew chapter 11 are revealed through fourth dimensional spirituality. Previous sermon:
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