Is Christ worth pursuing? Is faith worth saving, worth fighting for? The Point of Faith is for the Christ seeker on all stages of the journey, seeking to strengthen their understanding against the onslaught of anti-Christian thought. The Barna group stated 73% of Americans identify as Christian and that faith is personally important to them. Yet only a small portion have a biblical worldview or paradigm. This book is an invitation to free the mind from assumption, step back and examine the viewpoint of Christ and the Bible. If we think of life as a journey, then we see that for the Christian, Atheist, and Agnostic alike, each use a kind of road map, or paradigm as a guide. It is my assertion that each of these worldviews is based on some degree of faith, trust, or belief. If ones paradigm fails to guide them to a good destination, then what good is it? I believe we need to ask what I call the seven fundamental questions of life, which are: Identity, origin, meaning, purpose, ethical value, love, and consciousness. These questions apply to any worldview. I believe through the recovery of true, Biblical faith that Christ will transform lives. Christs own words bid us; I came that they may have life and have it in abundance. 10:10.

If it's true that we get what we measure, can you conceive of a reality where we would put aside the archaic practice of measuring attendance and offerings, and replace it with measuring the progress of faith life at home? Now, for the first time, readers can discover what is truly happening in the homes of churchgoing people based on groundbreaking new research of over 6000 church goers across 12 denominations. - What good is our discipleship if it is not being lived and expressed at home? - What good is our evangelism if 60+% of our kids are walking away from the faith because of the hypocrisy they saw at home. - What good is our missionality if we are doing one thing in the world and another thing at home? - What good is our worship if that's all people do, spiritually, once a week? Get ready, this book is going to be revealing, challenging yet incredibly helpful in showcasing faith life at home realities church leaders have overlooked for far too long.

Intermolecular faith, or INtM Faith (pronounced "En-tee-em-Faith"), is the peaceable inner moving of molecules, foremost and sovereignly governed by God, both Christ-willed and Holy Spirit-conceived by an entity, which allows such as the sacred entity to powerfully affect another entity through God's love only, giving the joyful resonance purely of the hopeful mind and heart of God Himself. In fact, intermolecular faith is represented as in the core functionality of Abba's life equation: Some given symbols are = J = Joule (unit (w) energy); W = Watt (unit (P) power); l = love; p = peace; j = joy; h = hope; t = time (s (seconds)) T = Total daily units One can surely view how INtM Faith can reveal to man and woman the essence of the church of Christ as it is to be the very emblem of life as all creation shall know it. Putting it plainly, the church has an order, and the way that God places it is completely rooted in a refined motion of how we operate with Beauty. "For this is the love of God, that we keep his commandments, and his commandments are not grievous" (1 John 5:3).

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