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Growing Your Faith
7 days to trust what you can't see
7 days~8 min/day
Faith isn't blind — it's confident trust built on who God has shown Himself to be. These 7 chapters will take you from 'what is faith?' to 'I'm ready to live by it.'
Start Reading — Day 1: What Faith Actually IsReady when you are.
- Day 1— start here
What Faith Actually Is
Hebrews 11 opens with the most famous definition of faith ever written, then gives you a hall of fame of people who lived it — from Abel to people who were sawed in half for it.
Hebrews 1112 min readReflect
Which person in the faith hall of fame do you relate to most right now?
Faith is 'the evidence of things not seen.' What are you hoping for that you can't see yet?
- Day 2
How Faith Grows
Paul breaks down the mechanics: faith comes by hearing, and hearing through the word of Christ. It's not something you hype yourself into — it grows when you encounter truth.
- Day 3
Faith Without Works
James brings the reality check: if your faith doesn't change how you live, is it even real? This isn't contradicting Paul — it's the other side of the same coin.
- Day 4
Mountain-Moving Faith
A fig tree dies overnight and Jesus uses it to teach about faith. The lesson? Faith isn't about how hard you believe — it's about who you're aiming your belief at.
- Day 5
Walk by Faith, Not by Sight
Paul says we walk by faith, not by sight. Not because seeing is bad — but because God's reality is bigger than what your eyes can process. Faith is operating on a deeper level.
- Day 6
Abraham Believed God
God made Abraham a promise that made zero sense — descendants like the stars when he had no children. Abraham believed, and God counted it as righteousness. The OG faith moment.
- Day 7
The Righteous Shall Live by Faith
Habakkuk asked God hard questions and got an answer that changed history: 'the righteous shall live by faith.' This phrase launched the Reformation and still defines what it means to follow God.
Related articles
- apologeticsC.S. Lewis and the Case for ChristianityA whole atheist built the most famous argument for faith in the 20th century. It still hits.
- apologeticsFaith ≠ Blind FaithThe Bible never asks you to believe without evidence. That's a myth that needs to die.
- newsDeconstruction: Why People Are Leaving the FaithThomas refused to believe without evidence. Jesus didn't kick him out — he showed up and said 'here, look.'
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