Leap of Faith — Hebrews 11

Stepping away from the Acts series to revisit the elementary doctrines of Hebrews 6, this Sunday's message landed on the second one — faith toward God — and let Hebrews 11 define it: the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen. Biblical faith is not manifesting, positivity, or believing in believing; it is trusting the God who has promised, even when you cannot see the path in front of you. From a nineteen-year-old leaving Wallace, Idaho for Bible college in Dallas, to Noah building before the rain, to Abraham on the mountain in Genesis 22, the call is the same: salvation is your first leap of faith, not your last — so what is your next one?