Now I feed faith to faith, suffer human noise, complain about this or that heartache.
The financials' current formations should feed faith to investors who have lost it.
That is, for me, at the real core of how I keep feeding my faith.
The patriarchal ways of the pastor (Norbert Leo Butz) and his wife (Barbara Tuttle) grate on Corinne, in part because they stifle the intellectual curiosity that feeds her faith.
And we are so frightened of crossing the line that would render us faithless that we are ready to sacrifice anyone and draw blood to feed our faith.
"Feed your faith and your fears will starve to death".
Featured in the book are gems like "Feed your faith and your doubts will starve to death," from Church of Christ at Brookhill in Killen, Ala.; "Love God with all your heart, then do whatever you want," from Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church in New York City; and "Tithe if you love Jesus.
This was no surprise even to Etzler's contemporaries: In an 1843 essay, Henry David Thoreau wrote, "His success is in theory, and not in practice, and he feeds our faith rather than contents our understanding". "The Great Delusion" is similarly undone by an excess of theorizing and by the freighting of a rickety conceit with more weight than it can possibly bear.
His relationship with God guided how he lived, and his experience of living his faith fed back into his relationship with God.
Yes, these people were on a Mission from God – or, at the very least, they strongly felt that their faith fed the entrepreneurial drive and the intangibles required to succeed in the brutal endeavor of making something from nothing, of birthing a company.
