Sunday Morning Faith
A contrast between well-worn sayings heard in church culture and enduring truth, this reflection calls for a faith that lives beyond Sunday—one that stands in weakness, walks through darkness, and overcomes through Christ.
By Steve Wilkins
God helps those who help themselves
Sunday
The family that prays together stays together
Sunday
Cleanliness is next to godliness
Sunday
God won’t give you more than you can handle
Sunday
Just follow your heart
Sunday
Everything happens for a reason
Sunday
Let go and let God
Sunday
When God closes a door, He opens a window
Sunday
I don’t want a Sunday morning faith
I want faith to face the lions
Faith to take a stand
Faith to walk on water
To take possession of the land
I want faith to face down giants
Turn the tide toward victory
Whatever may come
With my eyes to the Son
I want the faith that overcomes
God helps the helpless
Everyday
Sometimes families fall, but pray anyway
Everyday
Godliness is ours by faith
Everyday
In my weakness His strength is revealed
Everyday
The heart is deceitful; follow Truth
Everyday
Some things just happen
Everyday
Work out salvation
Everyday
God can be found in the darkness
Everyday
I don’t want a Sunday morning faith
I want faith to face the lions
Faith to take a stand
Faith to walk on water
To take possession of the land
I want faith to face down giants
Turn the tide toward victory
Whatever may come
With my eyes to the Son
I want the faith that overcomes
All Scripture quotations are from the New American Standard Bible (NASB), unless otherwise noted.
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