Faith toward God is a fundamental doctrine that Christians must not only grasp at conversion but also build upon toward spiritual maturity. Many profess faith in God yet do not truly know Him, as their worship is vain and based on human doctrines rather than divine truth. True faith begins when God initiates a calling, for man cannot find Him on their own. This faith comes by hearing the Word of God through a preacher sent by Him, and it must be verified by searching the Scriptures to ensure the message aligns with truth. Expressing faith toward God requires obedience and keeping His law, as without these, faith is dead and worthless. Examples of this living faith are seen in those who believed God's words through true ministers, obeyed His doctrines, and walked in the footsteps of the apostles and Jesus Christ, receiving the earnest of His Spirit through baptism. However, initial faith is not enough; it must grow from a tender trust into a full-blown conviction, an absolute trust that submits to Him without wavering. God admonishes us to recall our calling and early trials, reminding us that He fulfills His promises, and we must not draw back but live by faith. Mature faith, as exemplified by the faithful in Hebrews 11, is unwavering and endures even when everything is at stake. This living faith, which does not fear those who can destroy the body but reveres Him who can destroy both body and soul, is what He seeks in His elect for salvation. The righteous shall live by this faith and inherit the Kingdom of God.