Most people learn through experience, waiting to see results before fully trusting. Scripture presents a different path. This four-lesson study examines what it means to learn by faith rather than experience, using the examples of Noah, Abraham, Moses, and Peter. Each lesson explores a distinct dimension of faith-based learning: acting before consequences arrive, the accelerated maturity faith produces, understanding God beyond personal precedent, and trusting God’s character ahead of His performance. Participants will examine how faith calls believers to commit fully to God’s Word before evidence confirms it, and what that kind of trust costs and produces in everyday life.
We suggest completing only one lesson per day. This will allow you to fully immerse yourself in God’s Word at a meaningful pace. Your progress and position will be saved automatically as you go.