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We are taught that no one is righteous on their own, nobody is perfect, and we all have behavior, thoughts, and words that are are bad. We see hope in our Redeemer, Savior, Healer, & God to Restore us by His Grace. So, no, we do not advise that death is the answer to sin, but we seek out God's grace to bring us into a relationship of Faith. I don't know if this answers your question, but I wish you peace and hope.

@@newlifeglensidewbs181 Take care thanks

Thank you for bringing this to my attention, I will try to resolve this for lessons 23 & 24 this week. JBA

This was recorded in a church classroom. People & walls were present, but the message is one of good news & encouragement to any who see & hear. God Bless you.

@@newlifeglensidewbs181 The message was more of a marketing effort on a belief structure rather than news & encouragement. If one is to fully understand the English language and the philosophy of individual words on the topic of a Belief and its meaning we find that a Belief, is an acceptance that something exists or is true, especially one without proof. “Without proof” So then and normally this leads to another word commonly used by those of a type of a faith. This word is faith itself and it has its very own meaning; faith, a strong belief in the doctrines of a religion, based on spiritual conviction rather than proof. Once again the word and explanation of Proof comes into play. So this begs the question of what is a proof. A proof is evidence or argument establishing a fact or the truth of a statement. “Establishing a fact”, so a proof is far from a belief and even further is a faith. Consequently if one is functioning under a Belief and or faith then one is misled to the unknown of probabilities to a truth therefore this then falls into a hope structure of what is believed to be true however, all without proof. To believe is not a truth on its own as it is a belief and to have faith is to believe, a never ending loop of no proof. In the court of law convictions are not handed down by a “I believe you did it” and why is this so? Because there is no proof. The whole matter of a religion functions under a hope concept and hope is far from the meaning of true.

@@rolandkeith5322 We often speak about Hope, Truth, & Faith and do our best to communicate about how God speaks to us through scripture. We reflect how we have learned through teaching, reading research others have written, testimonies of others, and through our own experience. The discussions we have in small groups add to our sharing of hope and we also pray for each other in small groups. There is certainly more to Faith than in any one video on our channel and we make no claim of perfection. We are women who attend various houses of worship who come together to read, discuss, & share about the Bible. I wish you well in your own search to understand faith. I am glad of any help this is to you on your journey. Peace, J.A. 🕊

@@newlifeglensidewbs181 Thank you for your wish in understand faith and a search to it. However my understanding on the word of faith is clear, doctrines of a religion, based on spiritual conviction without proof is what this words meaning is and documented quite clearly to be the understanding to embrace. You may have encirclement on this meaning by an incorrect comprehension of the word but indeed I shall not.