Presents faith as the product of God’s Word and a person’s active trust. It uses biblical passages and a conceptual mathematical model to explore the relationship, implications, and limitations of this idea.
Examines the formula Faith = Word × Trust through close readings of Scripture. It argues that God’s Word provides the foundation of faith while trust turns that foundation into action and spiritual growth.
Compares God to the hidden foundation of a building: unseen, yet known through everything that depends on Him. Biblical passages show God as both the creator and sustainer of all things.
Uses wireless communication as an analogy for prayer, explaining that God hears even silent or secret prayers. It emphasizes that Jesus enables people to approach the Father with confidence.
Extends Jesus’ teaching about giving Caesar what is owed into a call to generosity toward people in need. It argues that genuine faith should produce mercy, justice, and practical care for the poor.
Reflects on the meaning “Yahweh saves” in the names Yeshayahu and Yehoshua. It portrays Yahweh as one who faithfully serves creation through saving, sustaining, and restoring, with this character embodied in Jesus.
Argues that learning requires exposure to unfamiliar ideas, real experience, feedback, and the possibility of failure. Growth comes through small challenges followed by honest reflection and repeated effort.