A desperate nobleman came to Jesus and begged Jesus to go home with him because his son was on death's door. Jesus healed the boy, but He didn't do it the way the nobleman expected Him to do it. The man had to exercise faith without sight.

The Israelites lost a certain battle to the Philistines not because God wasn't powerful enough to deliver them, but because they harbored attitudes that led to defeat. (Recorded at RLC's Friends & Family Day at the park.)

After experiencing a divine encounter with Jesus, the woman at the well went into her town and told everyone about the man who knew everything about her. The result of her testimony was a city-wide revival.

Hebrews 11:1 gives us a powerful definition of faith, but what does it mean to have faith in the desperate, painful, lonely moments in life?

Every man and woman is thirsty for something that will satisfy their soul. The Samaritan woman at the well learned that Jesus is the only thing that can.

Both Jacob and Gideon made errors in regard to their faith. Their errors were on opposite ends of the spectrum of faith and we can learn to live a life of faith when we learn to live between them.