Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. Hebrews 11:1.

1. Faith.

• Faith is trusting in God’s Word, promises, and faithfulness even when we cannot see Him in person.
• Faith is not believing without any reason or evidence but trusting God based on His Word, His work in our lives, and the testimony of Scripture.

2. Recognization.

• Just as we recognize the wind by the movement of leaves.
• we can recognize God’s reality through His work and its effects.

3. Obedience.

• Noah obeyed God by building an ark, Abraham followed God without knowing His destination.
• Moses chose to identify with God’s people rather than enjoy temporary pleasures.

Conclusion

• In the case of a woman who is suffering from the issue of the blood, Jesus wondered because of Her faith.
• These examples teach us that faith means trusting God and obeying His Word while we wait for His promises to be fulfilled, rather than waiting to see the results before we believe.