With Faith<br > Now faith is the assurance of things hoped for， the con-<br > viction of things not seen. Indeed， by faith our ancestors<br > received approval. By faith we understand that the worlds<br > were prepared by the word of God， so that what is seen<br > was made from things that are not visible.<br > HEBREWS 11 :1-3<br > In the morning as they passed by， the~ saw the fig tree<br > withered away to its roots. Then Peter remembered and<br > said to him， "Rabbi， look~ The fig tree that you cursed has<br > withered." Jesus answered them， "Have faith in God.<br > Truly I tell you， if you say to this mountain， Be taken up<br > and thrown into the sea， and if you do not doubt in your<br > heart， but believe that what you say will come to pass， it<br > will be done for you.<br > MARK 11:20-23<br > Fats Waller， the famous jazz musician， wrote a<br >Christian hymn early in his career. According to one<br >pastor， the theme of that early hymn was "every-<br >thing that is not of Jesus will go down."<br > 1 agree with Fats Waller. We cannot endure the<br >