If you have faith, though but in its infancy, be not discouraged. She, in the gospel, who but touched Christ, fetched virtue from him. The promises are not made to strong faith, but to true. The promise does not say, he who has a giant faith, who can believe God's love through a frown, who can rejoice in affliction, who can work wonders, remove mountains, stop the mouth of lions, shall be saved, but whosoever believes, be his faith never so small. A weak faith may be fruitful.
Weakest things multiply most.
The vine is a weak plant, but it is fruitful. Weak Christians may have strong affections. Christ will cut off rotten members, but not weak members. Therefore, Christian, be not discouraged. God, who would have us receive them that are weak in faith, will not himself refuse them.