Faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the Word of God. —Romans 10:17

Whatsoever is not of faith is sin. —Romans 14:23

Faith believes what we do not see, and it shall be the reward of faith to see what we believe. —Thomas Adams

Don't let experience judge your faith; let your faith judge your experience. —Marcus Rainsford

We don't want the faith that comes by seeing, but the seeing that comes by faith. —John McNeill

I heard of a woman in Scotland who was introduced to a minister by another minister as a woman of great faith. She instantly rebuked him by saying, "No; I am a woman of little faith with a great God." She had the right idea. If I have even a little faith I have the power of the Almighty behind me. —D.L. Moody

Saving faith is the kind that results in obedience. It is impossible to believe, in the true New Testament sense, without obeying. —William MacDonald

Faith that is sure of itself is not faith; faith that is sure of God is the only faith there is. —Oswald Chambers

There is no doubt that the effect of sin is to grow a cataract over the spiritual vision of faith. —Scripture Truth

True faith is neither self-absorbed, nor absorbed with circumstances, but is all absorbed with God.

The soul is the life of the body. Faith is the life of the soul. Christ is the life of faith. —John Flavel

Faith knows nothing of astonishment. If when the next answer to prayer comes, you are astonished, it is a proof that either you had no faith, or that it had failed in the end. —George Muller

Faith is dependence on God, and independence of everything human to sustain it. —J.B. Stoney

Remember it is the very time for faith to work when sight ceases. The greater the difficulties, the easier for faith. As long as there remain certain natural prospects, faith does not get on as well as where natural prospects fail. —George Muller

If faith is not nourished by the Word, it sinks down and fades away. Natural reasoning is fed by what we see, but faith is fed by what God has revealed to the soul. —Scripture Truth

Faith makes a Christian; life proves a Christian; and death crowns a Christian. —J.F.S.

Faith does much for the believer, and the believer can do much by faith. —H.J. Vine

Faith enables us to apprehend the unseen and spiritual things of God, and makes them living realities to the soul. —A.S. Loizeaux

Faith answers a thousand questions that we otherwise could not answer. Faith tells us where we came from, why we are here, and where we are going. —A.S. Loizeaux

Faith is not believing something hard enough to make it happen—that is positive thinking.

Faith is not feeling, it is believing. Faith is not doing, it is resting. Faith is not trying, it is depending on Christ alone as a helpless sinner.

Faith is a grasping of Almighty power,
The hand of man laid on the arm of God;
The grand and blessed hour in which the things impossible to me
Become the possible, O Lord, through Thee. —A.E. Hamilton