Do You Have a Faith That Can Move Mountains?

Faith isn't simply belief—it's surrender. Paul says he was crucified with Christ so that Jesus could live through him. That kind of faith doesn't just acknowledge Jesus—it makes Him the center of everything. This is faith that transforms us from the inside out.

Jesus asked this question again and again during His ministry: *Do you believe?* He wasn't just asking if people believed He existed. He was asking if they believed He could do what seemed impossible—heal the broken, raise the dead, forgive the worst of sinners, and turn despair into hope.

That kind of faith isn't loud or flashy—it can be as small as a mustard seed. But when it's real, it connects us to the power of God, who breathes life into dry bones and calls light out of darkness. Jesus consistently sought out the hopeless, the ashamed, and the cast-out—not because they were strong, but because they were ready to believe.

True faith is more than confidence—it's relationship. It's trust in the character of God. And like Paul, we can access that kind of faith when we let go of ourselves, our strength, our pride, and our control—and let Christ live in us.

- Ask Together: What would it look like if Jesus truly lived through us? How would that change our words, actions, or choices today?

- Faith in Action: Identify one small "mountain" in your life this week—something that feels too big—and pray together about it, trusting God to move.

- Encourage Openness: Create space for family members to share areas where they struggle to believe, and support each other with grace and Scripture.