Faith Institutes Visalia

Feel, act, then think (FAT) leads to bad choices. Think, act, then feel (TAF) lets you make rational decisions based on facts, not just emotions. Understand your feelings, but don't let them control you.

The speaker argues that abortion should be viewed as murder, particularly when parents are fully aware of their decision. They believe there's a fundamental difference in value between unborn and live children. The speaker advocates for equal penalties across all trimesters.

Is abortion murder? This conversation explores the complexities, from the moral status of a fetus to the role of legislation. They discuss informed consent, attachment, and the financial burdens of parenthood, dissecting the nuances of this controversial issue.

The 1689 Preface: more than just an intro. It's a lens revealing the confession's heart. It situates, explains, and answers, showing humility and unity. 'A church speaking with one voice'—confessing Scripture for Christ's glory. Have you experienced this unity?

The 1689 Preface? More than just an intro. It's a lens showing the heart of confessional Christianity: a church speaking as one. It answers accusations and shows humility. "A church speaking with one voice...for the glory of Christ."

https://youtu.be/4YkUTv7vRJc

Quoting the Bible isn't enough; it's about handling truth with care. Faithful theology isn't just about scripture, but how we receive it. Faith is the internal posture.
comes in! It must be received 🙏. Have you felt this?

In a world of shifting views, faith rests on the belief that God speaks to us. Knowledge isn't self-made; it's a gift. We don't reach for God; He meets us. It all starts with His word, not just our own ideas. "God condescends to speak."
https://youtu.be/8jtmc4yxIkA?si=97KW7pBTrsRHHUgx

How can we speak truthfully about God? It begins with understanding how we know what we know. Knowledge of God is "revealed, received, and rational"—a balance between divine unveiling and the human mind. The Reformation sought this balance, too.