What does it truly mean to place our faith in the finished work of Christ? This message takes us on a deep exploration of faith itself, beginning with a striking image from Exodus 2 and 3, where God captures Moses at the burning bush. Just as God captured Moses to become a vehicle of grace for a people crying out, we are reminded that God still captures hearts today, drawing us aside to reveal something not just for our own benefit, but for the world around us. From there, we journey through Galatians 5, where we discover that faith is not a cold, mechanical act of willpower but something born out of love. When the love of God is poured into our hearts, it creates the very energy and vitality from which faith springs. We also explore the vital distinction between hope and faith, understanding that hope is the fertile soil, the joyful expectation in the mind, where faith takes root and grows in the heart until the written Word becomes a living, personal Word that anchors us through every storm. This is an invitation to stop living from what we see and start living from what God has spoken and revealed.