Sentences with phrase «measure of faith»

«I've always had a really strong measure of faith,» he says.

He gave little importance to the resurrection of Jesus and believed that the disciples had attained a full measure of faith in him during his lifetime.

In this case, God's the exact measure of our faith (which I don't know how big or small it is).

God is wise and sovereignly orchestrated each person with a unique mix of pluses an minuses, blessings and challenges, mixed with the exact correct measure of faith.

I think I need a greater measure of faith to trust that I can venture intellectually into new territory and not lose my relationship with God even if my relationship (or view) of the bible shifts.

Now, in the latest measure of faith in the exams, the council of 19 community college presidents announced that they plan to use scores on the new tests for student placement next year.

«[W] e need new professional training and new professional standards to make sure that we have mechanisms to ensure that the average member of our society can have a reasonable measure of faith in the skills of all the members of these professions.»

There is intent and purpose behind the idea that not everyone is given a measure of faith in God.

For, to repeat what has been said before, the importance of the Church's ministry corresponds to the measure of faith, hope and charity which it produces.

Man is not credited with any gift and can not believe without the measure of faith given to him.

He gives to each, a measure of faith to believe.

Romans 12:3, says each is given a measure of faith that is given to the whole world.

As for tolerance, I wouldn't look at the past 40 years as a measure of a faith's tolerance.

Instead, think sensibly, as God has distributed a measure of faith to each one.

Should we all try walking on water because Jesus invited Peter to do so as a measure of faith.

To each is given a measure of faith and it is by faith that we can see God.

Just as we receive other gifts as part of who we are we are also given a measure of faith.

For anyone to think that anything other than a change in their measure of faith and belief means anything to G - d, is foolish.

How such a belief can be thought to not require a measure of faith equal to that of religion is an inconsistent conclusion.

And whereas one might measure beliefs in terms of how certain or uncertain a person feels, the measure of faith is simply about how willing one is to trust God's character and how faithful a person is in living out the covenantal relationship they have with the Lord, despite the uncertainties they may have.

I guess I was trying to make the point that any belief system, even the belief that there is no God, takes a measure of faith, faith being defined as «firm belief in something for which there is no proof».

For by the grace given to me I say to everyone among you not to think of himself more highly than he ought to think, but to think with sober judgment, each according to the measure of faith that God has assigned.

At once subtle and visceral, the film never succumbs to the trap of the maudlin or tearful, offering instead with its unflinching gaze a measure of faith in the future.

Each point in the reconstruction would have a truth value and this would be a measure of the faith that can be placed in each estimate.

Debbie's Story Part 1 Debbie couldn't remember a time in her life when she was without some measure of faith in Jesus.