Dynamic faith is real, has power, and results in a changed life. In the Book of James, James describes this true saving faith.

Dynamic saving faith is based on the Word of God. We receive our spiritual rebirth through God’s Word.

We receive the Word, and this saves us: Romans 10 Verse 17: “So faith comes from what is heard, and what is heard comes through the message about Christ”.

James used Abraham and Rahab as illustrations of dynamic saving faith, since both of them heard and receive the message of God through His Word.

Faith is only as good as its object. The person in the jungle bows before an idol of stone and trust it for help, but he or she receives no help. No matter how mach faith a person generates, if it is not directed at the right object, it will accomplish nothing. “I Believe”, may be the testimonies of many sincere people, but the big question is, ‘In whom do you believe? What do you believe?” We are not saved by faith in faith, we are saved in Faith in Christ as revealed in His Word.

Dynamic faith involves the whole person. Dead faith touches only the intellect, but dynamic faith involves the will. The whole person plays a part in true, saving faith. The mind understands the truth, the heart desires the truth and the will acts upon the Truth.

Dynamic True saving faith leads to action. Dynamic faith is not intellectual contemplative or emotional consternation; it leads to obedience on the part of the will. When we find dynamic faith, saving faith, we will always find good works.

Dynamic faith comes from believing and immersing ourselves in all of Our Lord and Our Friend has fro us. Jeremiah 29 Verse He has plans for us to succeed and not for ruin.

God Bless.

OFJ