To climb great mountains you need feet of faith.

in this book I want to address a question that I think is commonly in the minds of Christian people when they read the Acts of the Apostles: what can we learn from these people who turned the world upside down in so short a space of time?

To be a genuine Christian, you must believe the claims of Christ.

When we meet the great men and women of the Bible face-to-face, we may be surprised to discover just how much like us they are. It is faith in a great God that makes a great man or woman of God.

God doesn't require is to succeed; he only require that you try.

God doesn't require us to succeed he only requires that you try.

Yet James said that if we doubt, we are being double-minded. That means that we don't have integrity—we're not holy. Since God is holy, we also have to be holy if we want to receive answers to our prayers.

What the early Christians meant by "belief" included both believing that God had done certain things and believing in the God who had done them. This is not belief that God exists, though clearly that is involved, too, but loving, grateful trust.

I often wonder what supernatural acts God would perform in our world-things He is ready, willing, eager, and able to do-if we would just approach Him and make our requests known.

Not believing in God is a far more arduous affair than is generally imagined," Eagleton concludes.

Four things for success: work and pray, think and believe.

We are never more completely ourselves than when we make that decision to trust in God.