In this exploration of faith, we delve into Hebrews 11, often called the 'Hall of Faith.' We're challenged to consider what truly comes after our faith - the 'and' that follows. Is our faith merely intellectual, or does it lead to radical obedience and transformation? Through the stories of Abel, Enoch, Noah, Abraham, and Sarah, we see that genuine faith is always paired with action. These heroes didn't just believe; they acted on their beliefs, often in the face of impossible circumstances. Their examples remind us that faith isn't meant to be invisible or intangible - it's meant to be lived out in ways that honor God and impact the world around us. As we reflect on our own faith journeys, we're encouraged to examine the 'and' in our lives. Are we allowing our faith to lead us into obedience, even when it's uncomfortable or doesn't make sense? The message challenges us to step out in trust, knowing that on the other side of our obedience, we'll find God's faithfulness and blessings.