Is Your Faith Living or Dead?

<p>One of the most popular cable television series ever produced has been <i>The Walking Dead</i>. The series features a group of survivors of a <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zombie_apocalypse" target="_blank">zombie apocalypse</a> or takeover, who are trying to stay alive under the constant and unrelenting threat of attacks from zombies. Interestingly, the series was produced a little more that 50 miles from my front door, in the small Georgia town of Senoia.</p> <p>Now, even though <i>I’ve</i> never seen a single episode, there are thousands of people around the globe who are huge fans of the series and can tell you everything you ever wanted to know about zombies and zombie life. The only thing I know about them is that they appear to be neither living nor dead, but exist, somehow, between both states of being.</p> <p>I suppose zombies are one of the few things that can exist like that. For almost everything else, you’re either one or the other, living or dead, with no in-between.</p> <p>And one of those things is your faith, because your faith is either a <i>living</i> faith or a <i>dead</i> faith, and, depending on what kind of faith you have, determines whether it’s effective and usable to God and His work, or is useless and of little value in His kingdom.</p> <p> On today’s podcast, I’m going to be looking at your faith and my faith and help each of us answer a critically important question: <b><i>Is Your Faith Living or Dead? </i></b>Stay with me because that’s coming up on this episode of Living Lite Today.</p> <p><br /></p>