Faith That Holds You Up
Faith That Holds You Up (Even When You Feel Like Falling)
Life will test you. Jesus even told Peter that his faith would be sifted like wheat. He didn’t pray for Peter’s comfort, wealth, or circumstances—He prayed that Peter’s faith wouldn’t fail.
Why? Because faith is what makes us whole.
Faith is more than a belief—it’s a lifeline. It’s the confidence that even when things don’t look good, God is good. But here’s the thing—faith isn’t a solo sport. Pastor Mason reminded us that even the mighty sequoia trees in California survive not because their roots are deep, but because their roots are intertwined.
That’s how God designed our faith journeys. We need people who will let us lean on them when we’re weak and who we can hold up when they’re struggling.
If you’ve been walking alone, it’s time to change that. Join a small group. Reach out to a friend who loves Jesus. Let’s be people who don’t just have faith, but who share faith.
Faith that stands alone can fall. Faith that’s linked to others? That’s faith that holds you up.
Life will test you. Jesus even told Peter that his faith would be sifted like wheat. He didn’t pray for Peter’s comfort, wealth, or circumstances—He prayed that Peter’s faith wouldn’t fail.
Why? Because faith is what makes us whole.
Faith is more than a belief—it’s a lifeline. It’s the confidence that even when things don’t look good, God is good. But here’s the thing—faith isn’t a solo sport. Pastor Mason reminded us that even the mighty sequoia trees in California survive not because their roots are deep, but because their roots are intertwined.
That’s how God designed our faith journeys. We need people who will let us lean on them when we’re weak and who we can hold up when they’re struggling.
If you’ve been walking alone, it’s time to change that. Join a small group. Reach out to a friend who loves Jesus. Let’s be people who don’t just have faith, but who share faith.
Faith that stands alone can fall. Faith that’s linked to others? That’s faith that holds you up.
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