DUNAMIS_ FAITH

DUNAMIS_ FAITH

Resilient Truths

Dr. Bell discusses how faith is an important part in our walk with Christ. Without faith, we cannot please God. Without faith, we cannot have power in the spiritual ram. Therefore, we cannot manifest anything. We must believe God, and who he says he is.

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40:4626 Feb 2024

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DUNAMIS FAITH: Moving When God Says Go

Episode Overview

  • Faith has to be active and present; "now faith" means trusting God today, not clinging to yesterday or waiting for tomorrow.
  • Real trust may involve letting go of something comfortable, such as a house, and believing God will still provide what is needed.
  • God’s answers to prayer may look different from what is expected, but can still be "exceedingly and abundantly" right for the situation.
  • Hearing God often happens while already in motion, acting on a godly idea and staying alert to his direction.
  • Spiritual stagnation is linked to refusing to move in faith; staying settled can block what God wants to do through a person’s life.
"You can't please God without faith, and you ain't got no power if you can't walk in faith."

How do people find hope in the darkest times? This session of *Resilient Truths* zooms in on what Dr. Theresa M Bell calls "what I know best" – faith. Centred on Hebrews 11:1–7, the study keeps circling back to one core idea: "You can't please God without faith, and you ain't got no power if you can't walk in faith." Dr. Bell doesn't just quote scripture; she connects it to everyday life, bills, housing, adult children and all.

She talks about downsizing from a three-bedroom house to a two-bedroom condo, packing up storage units and trusting God for a home when she had no clear plan, saying simply, "I didn't know where I was going.

I just moved." The style is warm, chatty and honest – this feels like sitting in a small, midweek Bible study where people interrupt with comments, jokes about rush-hour traffic and side stories about grown kids learning to pay their share of the rent. Prayer frames the whole thing, with Dr. Bell repeatedly praising that "he did it again" in keeping her housed, safe and able to serve others.

Hebrews 11 becomes a mirror: Abel giving his best, Enoch walking so closely with God that he "was no more", Noah building an ark before he'd ever seen rain. Dr. Bell uses these examples to press a simple question: are people moving in faith or staying stuck and stagnant, waiting for perfect conditions? This session is likely to resonate with anyone trying to trust God through financial pressure, housing changes or family tensions.

It nudges you to ask where you might be settling, and whether your daily choices show a faith that moves. If faith is "now" and lived in the present, what step might you be brave enough to take today?

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