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86. The Fruit of the Spirit | Faithfulness (Part 1): The Faithfulness of God (3 Hebrew Words That Explain Who He Is)

Season 3 Episode 38 Published 3 months, 3 weeks ago
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 In this episode, we continue our series on the Fruit of the Spirit and dig into one of the most grounding truths in all of Scripture — the faithfulness of God. This is Part 1.

Before we can walk out faithfulness in our own lives, we need to understand what it means that God Himself is completely and perfectly faithful. We explore the Greek word pistis and the rich Hebrew words emet, emunah, and hesed, and what they reveal about God's character. 

We spend time in the Psalms, in Lamentations, and in the New Testament seeing how God's faithfulness shows up across the whole story of Scripture. We hope this episode encourages you and grounds you.


Previous Episodes on Trust and Faith:

26.  What is Trust?  

38.  Becoming Trustworthy

18. Overcoming Fear and Trusting God

67.  Living with Integrity as a Christian


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