A discussion on the difference between faith and trust in God, and how to live with true reliance on Him.
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A reckless biker, a stormy night on a twisting mountain road. The biker takes the curve a little too fast and finds himself sliding all across the road. He tries to stop but it's too late. Over the edge he goes, down and down. As he's falling, he sees a root sticking out of the side of the mountain. He grabs it and holds on for dear life. "If there's anyone up there, please, please save me." he screams. A flash of lightning, a peel of thunder, a heavenly voice booms, "Let go of the branch and I will save you."
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- 0:00A reckless biker, a stormy night on a twisting mountain road. The biker takes the curve…
- 0:31Says the rider, "Is there anyone else up there?" It's easy to believe in God when…
- 1:01[music] state, we see ever more clearly that our only hope is to trust in God.…
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