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0:48Now PlayingBecause God has established that "The just shall live by faith," we should make the development of our faith a priority. We dip into our faith supply every day, which means we need to know how to maintain that supply and ensure that our faith is effective. Pastor Philip Steele provides an effective checklist for examining the condition of our faith in his teaching, "Every Day Is a Faith Day."
With a simplistic explanation of the "How-To's of Faith" and a look at some important spiritual additives, Pastor Steele teaches vital faith basics to help us become proficient in walking by faith.
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