Faith, Hope and Charity, 1978

Summary

The sermon explores the biblical concepts of faith, hope, and charity, emphasizing that faith is foundational and essential for pleasing God. The preacher highlights that faith is not innate in all men but is a gift from God, serving as the substance and evidence of things hoped for but not seen. Hope is described as a confident expectation rooted in God's promises, distinct from mere wishful thinking. Charity (love) is presented as the greatest virtue among the three, surpassing faith and hope in importance.