Wait upon the Lord

Noah spent 120 years building an ark - all because he trusted God's promise to destroy everything on the earth with a flood. During that time. all of Noah's neighbors laughed at him.

But Noah never gave up. Would your faith have survived such a test of time and hardship?

You can have that kind of faith. Unfortunately, some of us don't clearly understand faith or how to practice it.

Hebrews chapter 11 has the answer we are looking for. Listen as Old Testament giants of faith still speak to us through their lives.

The Power of Faith will help you strengthen your confidence in God's promises. And it will prepare you for those times when the Lord calls upon you to move mountains!

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