Faith. We talk about it at hospital beds and kitchen tables, in whispered prayers and bold declarations. We say we "keep the faith," "lose faith," and sometimes don't know what faith even looks like in the thin places of life. For some, faith sounds like blind optimism. For others, it's a badge of identity or a private feeling. But what does the Bible actually say about faith?

Titus Neckles is a seasoned biblical writer and teacher with many years of experience in Bible teaching. His deep commitment to scripture allows him to communicate complex theological ideas in an accessible manner. As a retired civil servant, he combines his extensive biblical knowledge with practical applications, making him a credible guide for those seeking a deeper understanding of faith.Titus has held various roles that enhance his expertise in scripture interpretation and religious education, leading numerous Bible study groups, workshops, and mentoring individuals on their spiritual journeys. His latest work, "What Does the Bible Say About Faith?", draws on his rich professional background to explore critical themes of faith, offering both scholarly and personal insights.With rigorous religious studies, Titus's journey into writing enables him to reach a broader audience. His writing style is warm and inviting, blending personal anecdotes with theological insights, which fosters connection and reflection among readers. Titus emphasizes that faith is a lived experience, rather than merely a set of beliefs.Dedicated to illuminating scriptural truths, Titus aims to inspire readers to cultivate their faith meaningfully and plans to continue expanding his work to explore more themes within Christianity, focusing on the connection between faith and everyday life.