SummaryIn this episode of the Text Driven Podcast, Timothy Pigg and Carter Jurkovich discuss the essence of true faith in Christianity, emphasizing that mere actions do not equate to genuine belief. They explore the importance of motivation behind actions, the dangers of spiritual dehydration, and the necessity of self-examination in one's faith journey. The conversation highlights the significance of understanding both character and action in living a text-driven life.TakeawaysYou can do everything a Christian is supposed to do and still not go to heaven.The motivation behind actions is crucial in determining true faith.Biblical repentance involves seeing Christ as both the destination and motivation.Many people are spiritually dehydrated despite being surrounded by Christianity.Self-examination is essential for understanding one's faith and motivations.The Lord's Supper serves as a tool for heart examination.Honesty in self-examination is vital for spiritual growth.Confession is necessary for receiving forgiveness and cleansing.True faith is demonstrated through both character and action.Living a text-driven life means aligning actions with genuine faith.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Text Driven Ministries03:01 The Importance of Faith in Christianity05:59 Identifying True and False Faith09:06 The Role of Motivation in Christian Actions11:48 Self-Examination and Spiritual Health

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