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Achieving Giant Faith John Mendiola

Lesson 6 of 6 February 9, 2026

The class began with a prayer and a brief recap of the previous sessions on the five levels of faith, emphasizing that faith is a progressive journey rather than a one‑time event. The teacher explained the difference between affiliating faith, where believers simply identify with Christ, and searching faith, which involves an active, intentional pursuit of God's Word. Using John 8:31‑36 as the central text, the instructor highlighted Jesus’ call to remain in His teachings, noting that true discipleship is marked by perseverance and the freedom that truth provides. Throughout the lesson, the teacher warned against "comparative righteousness" and encouraged the congregation to use insight for edification, not judgment. Participants were invited to self‑evaluate their current stage—whether they are imitating, affiliating, searching, solidifying, or maturing—and to consider practical steps to advance. The session concluded with a heartfelt reminder that each believer is a work in progress, called to grow continuously in relationship with Jesus, while supporting one another on the path toward heaven.

John 8:31-32

if you continue in my word then you are truly disciples of mine and you will know the truth and the truth will make you free