From the pages of Hebrews Chapter 11, the Great Hall of Faith,

we will discover what it really means to trust God when life doesn't make sense,

to walk by faith when we can't see the way forward.

Join Scott Pauli now for this study as he highlights

the men and women of God who walked by faith.

Would you go back with me today to the story of Moses and Moses family and their faith in a mighty God, how it shaped an entire nation, how it changed the

entire direction of a country. That's powerful, isn't it? And I want to show you several thoughts

today that have just really jumped out at me. Could we review, notice that it began with his parents' faith. Then it became a personal

faith to Moses, and then it was that pioneering faith. Moses is revered around the world. He's one of the

greatest leaders in history and God's man. And yet, what was it? Was it his natural ability? No,

no, he struggled to speak. Was it his ambition? No,

actually, he had to die through disappointment. Was it his flawless character? No. This man was

actually a man who had quite a temper on him, and scripture bears that out. See, faith in God

brings ordinary men into an extraordinary life. Natural men

become spiritual people through faith in God. Much of Moses' life revolved around rivers,

the Nile, the Red Sea, the Jordan. Consider the flow of his faith just a moment. You see the depth of his faith in

verse 23 and verse 24. It goes deeply into his family, his mother and his father, and then

deeply into his own heart. Then you see the breadth of his faith because this faith was not just good for religious ceremony.

No, it touched every air of his life.

Alexander White called Moses the practical man.

He is the first in the Bible that God seemed to invade every arena of his life.

It affected all of his relationships, all of his choices, his entire value system. It gave him courage to stand up and speak out

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