“For we walk by faith, not by sight” (2 Corinthians 5:7). Faith is not pretending reality is softer than it is. Faith is choosing a deeper reality. It is trusting the God who sees the end from the beginning when we can only see the next few steps. In the Faith for the Times We Live series, this theme matters because these times reward visibility, repetition, and proof. The world often says, “Show me first, then I will believe.” Faith says, “God has spoken, so I will take

Faith often feels like a refuge when life grows uncertain. Yet, there is a difference between seeking comfort and finding clarity in our beliefs and daily living. Understanding how history shapes our faith can help us move beyond temporary solace toward a deeper, clearer trust in God. This post explores how history impacts faith, the distinction between comfort and clarity, and how this understanding prepares us for the times we live in. It also introduces the Clarity in Moti