Go to Mark 11, please.

Mark 11.

And then also we'll go to Timothy, 2nd Timothy 1.

Mark 11, Jesus had spoken to the fig tree, and it obeyed his words.

And Peter remarking about how it had changed so quickly, Jesus then took this as an opportunity to teach them and, thank God, it's recorded

for us as well, about faith. And we're familiar, at least some of us, with verse 23 and 24. How wonderful. But we're

focusing mostly on verse 22 right now. Jesus said what? He answered and said unto them,

have faith in God. Have faith in God.

Have faith in God.

I think it's needful that we specify faith.

There's been enough time passed down, enough talk in a lot of circles about having faith and walking by faith and living by faith and being a faith person,

having faith for and releasing faith and how faith comes and how faith works,

that some people consider themselves to be almost experts on the subject of faith.

But we need to be very specific.

We're not just talking about faith.

We're talking about faith in God.

And it needs to be said.

It needs to be qualified because you've got a whole group of folks that are, you know, out to do

exploits with their faith.

And their emphasis is on their faith.

And their faith is in their faith.

And that's a problem.

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