Faith in Faith? Christine Caine Corrupts Biblical Faith
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Faith in Faith? Christine Caine Corrupts Biblical Faith
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In this episode, Lex Lutheran and Flame respond to Christine Caine’s teaching that the quality of your faith can move God’s hand and unlock miracles.
But is faith meant to impress God?
From a biblical perspective, we argue that when faith turns inward—measuring its strength, intensity, or effectiveness—it stops resting in Christ and begins trusting itself. That subtle shift corrupts biblical faith.
Scripture teaches that faith does not move God. Faith receives what God freely gives in Christ. The power is not in the quality of faith, but in the object of faith: Jesus.
When Christians are told that miracles hinge on how impressive their faith is, the result is not freedom—but pressure, anxiety, and often spiritual disillusionment.
If you’ve ever wondered whether your faith just “wasn’t strong enough,” this conversation is for you.