David Crump > Quotes

“To have faith is to refuse to doubt. The phrase “not doubt” is not intended to describe an especially strong faith, a faith strong enough to see miracles, as opposed to a weak faith that is haunted by doubt and cannot see miracles. Rather, eschewing doubt is the very definition of faith; a faith willing to ask for miracles, however tentatively, is the faith that will one day see miracles.”
― David Crump, Knocking on Heaven's Door: A New Testament Theology of Petitionary Prayer