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How do we know faith is a work of grace?

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Faith is a work of grace as it points us entirely to Christ for salvation and is an expression of our dependence on Him.

Faith is fundamentally an acknowledgment of our own weakness and a recognition of Christ's sufficiency. In the sermon, it is emphasized that faith is not a contribution on our part but a miraculous work performed in our hearts by God. It is this divinely bestowed faith that turns our hearts toward God, leading to genuine repentance and a turning away from idols. This dynamic relationship reveals that our faith relies solely on Christ's righteousness, supported by the assurance provided by the Holy Spirit. Ultimately, our faith is a testament to God's grace at work within us, making it evident that we are dependent on Him for salvation and hope.
Scripture References: Ephesians 2:8-9, John 6:37, Hebrews 12:2

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