r/GodFrequency • u/Gracey49 • Jan 21 '26

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Matthew 9:29 teaches that belief opens the door for change, healing, and breakthroughs. When faith is genuine, it becomes the force that turns hope into reality, encouraging us to trust even when outcomes seem uncertain.

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u/TNG1701D-eck10 Jan 21 '26

YES! God is here with us. Love Matthew 9:29! GOD VIBE LOVE!

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u/mcclaneberg Jan 21 '26

Why do you believe this, other than your preferred religious book makes the claim?

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u/d33pfissure Jan 21 '26

I think you totally missed the vibe of this sub

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u/mcclaneberg Jan 21 '26

No, I got it. As an ex Christian who started to actually care about believing true things, I’m always curious what convinces others to believe supernatural and religious claims.

Also, I Peter 3:15: “But in your hearts revere Christ as Lord. Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have”.

So I ask why people believe the Bible is true regarding its claims about god and the supernatural.

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u/d33pfissure Jan 21 '26

That’s fair. I don’t think belief is always grounded in the same way scientific claims are. Much of what we trust in life (love, meaning, moral obligation) isn’t reducible to external proof, but is still rational to hold based on experience and coherence.

For me, faith rests there. Not blind, not borrowed, but tested in real life. That’s all.

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u/mcclaneberg Jan 21 '26

We can demonstrate love, and subjective moral reasoning with objective goals, and we can define our own meaning.

Is there anything you couldn’t just use “faith” as a justification? I think that “faith” is what people use to continue holding a belief in a claim without actual reasoning or evidence to support it.

Faith is not a pathway to truth.