It is with eyes of faith that we behold that which is as of yet invisible, that we hope for the things not yet realized. In Hebrews, Paul gives us several examples of faithful saints of old. We need to understand what faith is and what faith is not. Once we have done that, we need to understand that faith in the life of the Christian is always lived out in one way or another. Faith is not inert. What will you do when your faith is anemic, hanging on by a thread? Did that ever happen to the saints of old? And how should we understand our citizenship? Listen as Elder Wes Keene preaches the sermon “Seeing The Unseen Things” to TRC Chattanooga.
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