The Doctrine of Belief

The Doctine of Belief proposes a practical definition of believing in God. A.C. Winter describes what God expects from us to fulfill this mandate for salvation. He also explains how believing in God is the key to sanctification and experiencing an abundant life. - Get answers to questions such as: - What is the definition of faith? - How are faith and believing related? - What happens to someone who refuses to believe in the Lord? - How is the belief of demons different than ours? The author also explores how even good events can drive us away from God if they result in us focusing more on ourselves. He considers the best way for us to respond to good fortune as well as setbacks, so we don't miss out on the lessons God wants us to learn or the blessings God wants us to have. Believing is the key to receiving the faith that helps us understand the righteousness of God. It's also the key to applying God's righteousness to our lives, which is sanctification, and to gaining the fullness of Christ, which is the abundant life. So, what does it mean to believe? Steeped with wisdom from the Bible, you'll treasure this proposal to the church that reveals how to practice believing in God.