Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
What if your faith isn’t fading, but being replaced?
Maybe you’ve walked through disappointment. Maybe things didn’t turn out the way you expected. Or maybe what once felt powerful now feels normal.
Over time, it’s easy to become more “reasonable” in what we believe God can do. But what if that shift isn’t maturity… but drift?
In this honest and searching message, Francis looks at the warning of the ten spies in Numbers and challenges the ways we’ve begun to normalize things like complaining, cynicism, and unbelief - often calling them wisdom or realism. He invites us to examine our hearts and ask: Have we slowly lost faith in the God who does the impossible?
This isn’t just about feeling inspired again. It’s about refusing to settle for a version of faith that no longer expects God to move.
Scriptures referenced: Numbers 11-13, Numbers 6:22-27, Matthew 5:3, Acts 2:42
What if your faith isn’t fading, but being replaced?
Maybe you’ve walked through disappointment. Maybe things didn’t turn out the way you expected. Or maybe what once felt powerful now feels normal.
Over time, it’s easy to become more “reasonable” in what we believe God can do. But what if that shift isn’t maturity… but drift?
In this honest and searching message, Francis looks at the warning of the ten spies in Numbers and challenges the ways we’ve begun to normalize things like complaining, cynicism, and unbelief - often calling them wisdom or realism. He invites us to examine our hearts and ask: Have we slowly lost faith in the God who does the impossible?
This isn’t just about feeling inspired again. It’s about refusing to settle for a version of faith that no longer expects God to move.
Scriptures referenced: Numbers 11-13, Numbers 6:22-27, Matthew 5:3, Acts 2:42
