Turn to Hebrews 10, please, this evening.

Well, let's see, 2 Corinthians 4, I should have told you.

And then Hebrews 10.

Hebrews 10 is good for tonight, but let's go to 2nd Corinthians 4 like we usually do.

For those of you that haven't been with us, in these Friday night sessions every week

for a number of weeks now, we've been teaching on the subject of the spirit of faith.

And faith is so vitally important.

You know, before I strike out teaching on something like this, a series or a single, anything,

I seek the Lord, and I know there's a lot of different things in the Word to teach about,

and I know that people have different things that they're believing for,

or different things that they might be deficient in.

They need to be enriched, need to be fed in different areas.

And so I'm believing the Holy Ghost knows a lot more than I do.

And he leads us to deal with what is most pertinent and what is most necessary at the time.

And so I'm believing a good dose of faith every week on Friday night has been the most pertinent for now.

We've been talking about the spirit of faith.

How many believe faith is important? Is it vital? Is it necessary to be victorious in life?

It's necessary to be saved. Can you be saved without faith?

Let me ask that again think about it. Is it possible to be saved. Can you be saved without faith? Let me ask God again think about it. Is it possible to be saved without faith? Impossible. Right? For it's by grace through faith that were saved not of

works lest any man should boast. Can you please God without faith? Are you sure? I mean,

there's not any other circumstances that you could do something without faith and it would please God.

Can you pray a prayer that pleases God, but it's not a prayer of faith? Can you do a work? Can you give an

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