Oct 11 • General discussion
Faith without work is dead
words “Faith without works is dead” (James 2:26) remind us that faith isn’t only belief — it’s living, moving, and acting faith. You did live that — you worked, you fought, you showed up. But even so, faith also calls us to trust beyond what we can see or control. Sometimes, when we’ve done all the “work,” faith takes another form: the courage to surrender, to accept that the outcome — even one that hurts — might still be part of a greater redirection, not a defeat.
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Faith without work is dead
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