“A faith untested is an unproven faith.”
— Charles Spurgeon
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Simplified Meaning:
If you believe in something but it has never faced any challenges, your belief isn't fully reliable yet. Think of it like riding a bike. You can read all about riding a bike, but you won't really know if you can do it until you actually get on and try, even if you fall a few times. In real life, a person might say they have faith in their friends. However, when something difficult happens, like needing help moving furniture or dealing with a tough time, that's when they truly see if their friends will be there for them. Trust and faith need to go through tough situations to show their true strength. This idea suggests that facing hardships or challenges helps to prove and strengthen our beliefs and trust.
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