If you turn with me to two openings, Romans chapter four and Galatians chapter three.

Anybody know what kind of conference this is?

Greater faith.

Greater faith, if you don't feel like you've got much faith, you're at the right place. And if you feel like you've got a whole got much faith, you're at the right place.

And if you feel like you got a whole lot of faith, you're at the right place too.

Greater faith.

In praying and seeking the Lord about this, I was impressed with this passage and the ones that are connected to it.

And as we asked last night, if I had to ask you, I know I'm amongst faith people here,

word people, and if I asked you, who would you say was the father of the faith movement?

You're hearing all kind of, well, some folks were here last night too.

And some people might say Kenneth Hagen.

And, of course, I highly esteem his place in these things.

But actually you have to go back further.

And some might say, well, E.W. Kenyon or Martin Luther or, no, you got to keep going.

Keep going.

You know who's the father of those that live and walk by faith?

Abraham.

Abraham.

His faith is held up as an example for all that will come after him.

And I'm more stirred up about the faith of Abraham than I have been before, and I want you to join me.

You ready?

In Romans the fourth chapter, about verse one here, he says, what shall we say then that Abraham

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