Faith for Alignment

Why are so many sincere believers still looking at the same mountain they were praying about six months ago?

They pray. They confess the Word. They go to church faithfully. Yet their prayers seem to hit the ceiling and bounce back, and they quietly conclude that they just need "a little more faith."

Scripture tells a different story. Faith is more than belief, positive confession, or sincerity. Faith, as the Bible reveals it, is alignment: agreement with God's Word, submission to His will, and trust in His ways.

Think of a car driven too long on a rutted country road. The tires settle into the grooves, and before long the rut is deciding the direction of travel. No matter how firmly you grip the wheel, the car keeps drifting until the front end is realigned. The spiritual life works the same way. Faith trusts God's direction, and obedience keeps our wheels aligned with His Word, even when pulling out of the rut creates resistance.

Kenneth H. Moore carried these questions for years: as a minister, as an instructor at Rhema Bible Training College, and as a man diagnosed with a lung condition that medical science called incurable. The answer he found was not more faith. It was alignment.

In Faith for Alignment, Moore explores how faith brings the will, the mind, and everyday decisions into agreement with God; how to recognize the warning lights that signal a life drifting off course; and how to correct course early and stay aligned over a lifetime. Drawing on Scripture and on fifty years of ministry, he offers honest, practical guidance for every believer who is tired of the rut and ready to see their faith bear lasting fruit.