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Unanswered prayer forms a wall between the believer and the life of faith. Failure to receive answers in prayer has led some to turn to metaphysical and new age cults or to lose their faith entirely.
In Two Kinds of Faith, legendary Bible teacher E. W. Kenyon reveals that there is but one foundation of faith: the living Word of God. As we become one with the Word in our actions, faith becomes an unconscious reality in our lives.
Dr. Kenyon makes clear the difference between real faith and mere hope or “sense knowledge.”
Hope is always in the future. You never receive what you are hoping for because faith is now!
Real faith requires acting on God’s Word, regardless of evidence from the senses. Kenyon explains why sense knowledge has driven real faith out of most churches today.
Join Dr. Kenyon on this faith journey and you’ll understand that believing is acting on God’s Word, and faith is the result of action.
Unanswered prayer forms a wall between the believer and the life of faith. Failure to receive answers in prayer has led some to turn to metaphysical and new age cults or to lose their faith entirely.
In Two Kinds of Faith, legendary Bible teacher E. W. Kenyon reveals that there is but one foundation of faith: the living Word of God. As we become one with the Word in our actions, faith becomes an unconscious reality in our lives.
Dr. Kenyon makes clear the difference between real faith and mere hope or “sense knowledge.”
Hope is always in the future. You never receive what you are hoping for because faith is now!
Real faith requires acting on God’s Word, regardless of evidence from the senses. Kenyon explains why sense knowledge has driven real faith out of most churches today.
Join Dr. Kenyon on this faith journey and you’ll understand that believing is acting on God’s Word, and faith is the result of action.
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