“Faith” doesn’t mean “Believe” – you can’t please God without it

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A 5 part series (3.5 hours) on the “pistis” word group (Strongs G4100 – G4104), i.e., the Koine verbs, nouns, adverbs, and adjectives that for 500 years have been misleadingly translated into English as “believe” and “faith” and their cognates. Unless and until the Body of Christ recaptures the correct meaning of these words – as well as the Koine noun translated “works” – the Gospel will continue to be wrongly understood, and wrongly proclaimed.

“Believe” happens in your THOUGHT LIFE, its a mental exercise in your head.
“Faith” is fidelity in your behavior, its borne out by your obedience.
You can obey and not believe.

The first video is a word study:

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