Life has a way of clouding the truth. Trials, doubts, and the noise of this world often drown out the quiet voice of God’s promises.

If you claim the Bible is the truth, then the real question is this: how do you move from earthly confusion and questions to heavenly clarity and answers?

“Now faith is confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what we do not see.” — Hebrews 11:1

The key lies in shifting the object of your confidence.

Real faith doesn’t rely on what your circumstances say or what your eyes can verify. It doesn’t waver when you don’t see immediate results or feel immediate comfort. Instead, faith is anchored in whose you are—God Himself.

The K.I.S.S. ~ Big faith, big heart!

When your hope is fixed on God’s character, promises, and unchanging nature, your faith grows. It learns to stand firm not on fleeting feelings or visible proof, but on the eternal, invisible truths of God’s Word.

This kind of faith pushes past fear, doubt, and disappointment—it boldly says, “I may not see it now, but I trust Him, and that is enough.”

Big faith demands a big heart willing to trust beyond the visible, to hope beyond the natural, and to believe beyond the plausible.

Big faith refuses to settle for less than God’s promises and refuses to be obstructed by reality’s temporary setbacks.

So, if you’re wrestling with doubts or stuck in questions, start by anchoring your hope where it belongs—in God.

Let your faith be confidence in Him alone, and watch your heart grow bigger than the challenges you face.

Because big faith grows straight out of big hope—and that hope is only found in God who sees what we cannot.

You don’t need to see it all to believe it. You just need to trust whose it all is. God’s got you!

“Be present. Be incredible. Be YOU!!!“