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Church members can be confused at what they should have faith in.  Indeed, the word “faith” is misused often in our teachings.  Having faith in something true or having a belief in a fantasy often look much alike, so I thought it time to review the difference.  We review the Savior's healing of the crippled man in the pool of Bethesda.  The man had a belief that the waters would heal him, when he should have had faith that Jesus Christ would do so.   We need to put away the childish ways of believing in unproven claims, and be willing to experiment on the seed of the Gospel - and other aspects of our lives.

Science and Scriptures

Faith vs. Fantasy

Faith vs. Fantasy

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