In this episode, we look at when the disciples asked the Lord to increase their faith. We look at why so many times it feels like our faith simply isn’t enough. We look at how the problem isn’t that we need more faith but that we need to use our faith. Faith is like a muscle, the more you use and exercise it, pushing it past its limits, the stronger it grows. We look at the difference having increased faith makes in both our life and in the church and why it’s so important that we trust God, take Him at His Word and take the leap of faith!

In this episode, we look at the man sitting by the pool of Bethesda waiting for the waters to be troubled. He’d been sick for 38 years. He was paralyzed and unable to move. We see how he was putting his faith in man and man’s ability to get him into the waters rather than putting his faith in God for his healing. We look at how many times people don’t want to be healed and we analyze why exactly that is. We also look at how the man answered Jesus’ question with an evasive answer, not really answering it and we look at what that reveals about him. God wants to heal us in every area of life, no matter what’s afflicting us but we have to be willing to receive His healing work in our life and we have to give Him the glory for it.

In this episode we look at the account of the pool of Bethesda. We look at the area it was in and the name of the pool itself and how there’s a special significance in the place of the pool itself. We also look at how the angel would go down at certain seasons and trouble the water, healing the first one that would step into the water. We look at what it meant that the waters were troubled and we look at what season the angel was coming down during. Today it’s our season of grace and it’s our chance to take the leap of faith and step out into the unknown, trusting God and putting our faith completely in Him.