What Does the Bible Mean by ‘Faith’?
Faith is more than belief. The Greek pistis binds three strands — trust, conviction of the unseen, and faithfulness — a settled confidence in God that obeys.
Faith is more than belief. The Greek pistis binds three strands — trust, conviction of the unseen, and faithfulness — a settled confidence in God that obeys.
Salvation is received by grace through obedient faith: hear the gospel, believe in Christ, repent, confess Him, be baptized, receive the Spirit, and continue faithfully.
Salvation is God’s gracious rescue in Christ, received through obedient faith expressed in repentance, confession, baptism, Spirit-given new life, perseverance, and final resurrection glory forever.
Regeneration before faith must be tested because Scripture presents gospel proclamation, hearing, believing, baptism, and Spirit-given life rather than hidden regeneration preceding faith itself invisibly.
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