Turn with me, please, to Romans a fourth chapter.

Romans 4 and 19.

It says, talking about Abraham, being not weak in faith, he considered not.

Everybody say considered not.

His own body now dead when he's about a hundred years old neither yet

the deadness of sarah's womb he staggered not everybody say staggered not now reckon staggered not

was connected with considered not yeah he staggered not was connected with considered not.

Yeah, he staggered not because he considered not.

Staggered not at the promise of God through unbelief but was strong in faith, giving glory to God,

and being fully persuaded that what he had promised,

he was able also to perform.

You don't have to turn there, but we've been looking at Second Thessalonians 1 and 3,

where the Spirit of God, through Paul, commended them, that their faith was growing exceed exceedingly and their love was abounding.

Faith is supposed to grow.

Faith can be weak.

Remember Romans 4?

Not being weak in faith.

He considered not.

He staggered not.

But he was strong in faith and giving glory to God that what he had promised he was able to perform.

So we covered talking about what it means to be weak in faith

and why would you be weak in faith? and we're working to get to the place where we find out how to get strong in faith right we want to eliminate the things that make us weak in faith and then we want to do the things that make us strong in faith will that affect our? Faith is the victory that overcomes the world.

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