Tag: Faith Maturity

• How Does Faith Mature?

  Well, apparently, keeping up a weekly blog is a bit challenging during the first semester of undergraduate teaching. Nonetheless, if the previous two blog entries sought to determine what faith is and then more specifically what mature faith is then the logical next question is, “Ok, then how did it change?” This post seeks to…

  Bill D.

  November 3, 2015

  Bible, Definitions, Faith, Identity, Theory

  Faith Development, Faith Maturity, Faith Transforming Events, FTE, Piaget

• What is Faith?

  In other words, Faith must be characterized by heartfelt belief and exemplified in Christ centered action. There must be a congruency between beliefs and lifestyle, which should naturally flow from a vibrant and growing relationship with Christ.

  Bill D.

  October 5, 2015

  Bible, Faith, New Testament

  Faith Development, Faith Maturity, Hebrews, James, John, pisteuo, pistis

• Birthing a New Theory

  

  Have you ever thought to yourself, “How mature is my faith?” Yeah, me either. It’s not the question we usually ask ourselves. Often, when we consider how far we’ve traveled down the road of sanctification, “How mature is my faith?” is not the question that comes to mind. However, the question posed in research often…

  Bill D.

  September 28, 2015

  Faith, Theory

  Faith Development, Faith Maturity, Fowler, Peck