Faith and the material world we live in are not alike. Faith does not have a physical boundary like a table or chair. In our lives of faith, God puts limits on us so we will not use Him for our own ends. We should not try to use God for selfish purposes, yet this is how many people approach God. Many people believe in God. However, because they cannot see Him, they have a weak faith about how God can or will interact in their life. The dictionary defines faith as a confident belief or a belief that does not rest on logical proof or tangible evidence. For most people this definition works in their life. Our belief in God can be strong if we do not need some kind of physical or tangible evidence He exists or is real. Our faith can be weak if we expect God to produce something, perhaps anything, in a tangible fashion. One person can be perfectly content to kneel in prayer each day and never have any request answered. This person's faith carries him or her to a point in life where whatever God decides to do as a result of a prayer is acceptable. Another person will never be content in his or her faith journey regardless of prayers answered because he or she wants and needs God to manifest Himself in some way. Those people who do not need a manifestation of God but who only wish to rest in His presence are truly blessed.