“It is not the fear of a dead religion that will save you but rather your faith in a living experience in the spiritual realities of the kingdom.” 157:2.2 (1745.1)
True faith is never about clinging to rigid forms, outdated dogmas, or lifeless traditions. Fear-based religion may control behavior, but it cannot transform the heart. Salvation, growth, and true freedom are not found in rules but in the living experience of divine presence.
Faith is dynamic. It breathes, it grows, and it unfolds as we dare to step into the living realities of God’s kingdom. It transforms fear into courage, ritual into relationship, and emptiness into meaning. To live by faith is to experience God daily—not as a distant figure, but as an active reality shaping our choices, relationships, and inner peace.
This is the great shift: from dead religion to living experience. From external conformity to internal transformation. From fear to love.
