SPIRITUAL

BELIEFS
A Police Officer is a Spiritual Person
Hebrews11:1 A Police Officer is a
Spiritual Person
Faith is the confidence that what
we hope for will actually happen; it
gives us assurance about things we
cannot see.

Hebrews 11:6a
And it is impossible to please God
without faith.
 A Police Officer is a
Spiritual Person

PNP Ethical Doctrine 4.30 -

SPIRITUAL BELIEFS – The PNP
members are traditionally religious
and God-loving persons. They
attend religious services together
with members of their family.
 A Police Officer is a
Spiritual Person

Can you consider

yourself as a
religious person?
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Faith in God is one of the most important Spiritual Person
things in life. We are told that without faith
it is impossible to please God. The word
faith comes for the Latin word fidere or
fides which means to trust, believe or have
faith. Faith has been defined as
“unquestioning belief in God, religion,
idea or organization.” Faith generally
means having a strong conviction, deep
trust, reliance upon or loyalty to something.
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Real faith plainly states, “faith is the Spiritual Person

substance of the things hoped for

and the evidence of things not seen.”
(Hebrews 11:1)
 
Substance means assurance,
realization, something like a title or
deed to a property.
 A Police Officer is a
Spiritual Person

WHAT IS
FAITH?
 WHAT IS FAITH?

1. Faith is a fruit or quality

imparted by God.
Faith is what God has given
us. If we need more faith, all we
need to do is to ask from Him.
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2. Growing in Faith.
We grow as we exercise our
faith – as we trust in God – and
follow His instruction. As our
faithfulness to God increases, we
become more staunch, firm,
determined, resolute in our belief
in God.
3. Evidence of Our Faith WHAT IS FAITH?

A true believer of God must also

find a church where the truth of God is
taught. If we live by faith, it also
means changing our life so that we
begin to live by God’s instructions. As
we begin to observe God’s
instructions, we begin to understand
God’s plan and His purposes for our
life.
 QUESTIONS?

• Can you explain your faith in God?

Why do you believe in God?

• What do you think is God’s

purpose for your life?

• What makes you different from the

rest because of your faith?
 WHAIT IS FAITH?

Our faith and practice

will actually make us
set apart or different
from the rest.
 PRACTICE

 Was there a situation in your life

where your faith in God has been
tested? What did you learn about
God from the experience?
 
 How has your faith in God made
you a better person?
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HOW DO WE
BUILD REAL
FAITH?
1. Ask God for more faith. PRACTICE

 
2. Prove what you believe in through
your work.
 
3. Study about your faith.
 
4. Live by faith and don’t compromise
or deny your faith.
 
5. Endure trials.