Welcome to the In Touch podcast with Charles Stanley for Tuesday, January 14th.

Moses is a great example of someone who chose to follow the Lord despite enormous obstacles.

Stay with us to learn the benefits of walking the way of faith.

If someone should ask you to list your assets, what would you list? Your house, your cars, your cash,

your jewelry, maybe your clothes, or some other properties that you have or stocks or bonds.

If those are the things you listed, you would have left out the most important asset you have.

But the most important asset you have is your faith.

Listen to what Jesus said.

As you believe, so be it unto you.

Your faith has made you whole.

If you have the faith of a grain of mustard seed, you shall say to this mountain, be removed, and it shall move.

Jesus knew that our greatest asset was our faith.

And as we exercise our faith, so our life moves.

You see, all of us are the products of the way we've

been thinking all of these years of our life. And the way we've been thinking involves our faith.

I doubt or I believe. I'm trusting him or I'm not trusting him. So that oftentimes when we

complain about our circumstances, our circumstances

are the result of what we have been willing to believe God for or what we have doubted him about.

And so when he says, as your faith is, so be it unto you, our greatest asset is our faith. Now, this is one in a series of messages

entitled, Forward by Faith. The title of this message is the way of faith. Now, the very title

implies there's another way. If there's a way of faith, then there must be another way,

and what is that? So I want to distinguish these two before we come to the scripture.

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