In this episode of the One Yes At A Time podcast, hosts Susan Dies and Keidra Hobley delve into the multifaceted subject of faith. They emphasize faith as the cornerstone of a believer's relationship with God through Jesus, discussing the importance of growing and exercising faith in daily life. Keidra shares insights highlighting that faith is not increased simply through prayer but by engaging with God's word and putting it into practice. They contrast the different types of faith mentioned in the Bible, such as little versus much faith, and genuine versus fake faith. Personal anecdotes and biblical examples, like Abraham's unwavering faith, underscore the importance of trusting God's promises despite life's circumstances and challenges. The episode concludes with a prayer of faith, urging listeners to put their faith into action and to nourish their spiritual growth by feeding on God's word.

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In this episode of the One Yes At A Time Podcast, Keidra and Susan discuss the importance of saying yes to faith. Keidra talks about her experience in a new believers class where someone questioned their ability to have faith. She points to everyday acts of trust, like sitting in a chair that we have not inspected, to show that we all have a measure of faith to believe in something. The question is what are we putting our faith in? Susan shares her personal journey of faith from accepting Jesus as a child with childlike faith, rededication of her life to God during her teenage years, to a deeper understanding of faith as an adult. They emphasize that faith is a gift from God and an ongoing journey that requires engaging with God's Word, believing in His promises, and speaking out our faith. The discussion also highlights the necessity of drawing near to God and seeking Him earnestly. The episode concludes with a prayer emphasizing the significance of turning to the Word of God to grow and strengthen faith.

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In this episode of the One "Yes" At A Time Podcast, hosts Susan Dies and Keidra Hobley engage in an in-depth discussion on the authenticity and trustworthiness of the Bible. They highlight the historical, archaeological, and prophetic evidence supporting the Bible's divine inspiration, emphasizing the importance of absolute truth in a modern world increasingly driven by feelings and cultural norms. They reference statistical studies, including a recent survey by The Barna Group that reveals a significant shift away from biblical absolutes among Americans. The hosts aim to provide listeners, both believers, and skeptics, with compelling reasons to trust the Bible and encourage them to explore its teachings. The episode concludes with a challenge for skeptics to decide for themselves by putting God's word to the test, and a prayer for all listeners to trust the truth of God's Word.

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