Mustard-seed faith

Then why was Jesus so disappointed in people because they did not have enough faith? It would be like me being disappointed in my dog because she couldn't jump onto a 20 foot roof.

Why should they work towards something that is impossible to reach because they are "just humans"?

So why don't we see christians moving mountains with the power of faith?

Maharaj Krishna Rasgotra, a retired foreign secretary of India, remembers the precise day almost 30 years ago when he became a devotee of Saty Sai Baba, India's most celebrated living saint. Over the years, the government official often witnessed Baba work his signature miracleproducing out of air mounds of vibhuti, sacred ash that his devotees credit with healing properties. But it was in 1986 that Rasgotra experienced Baba's power firsthand. After suffering a heart attack, Rasgotra lay in a hospital recovery room. Among the hovering doctors and nurses he saw Baba, though the saint was a thousand miles away. When physicians told him he needed bypass surgery to avoid a fatal attack, Rasgotra consulted Baba in person, who told him he didn't need it. Rasgotra skipped surgery and today, at 75, he plays 18 holes of golf regularly. "I have total faith in Baba," says Rasgotra. "Whatever he says comes about. Whenever you are with him you feel you're shedding something and acquiring a new kind of life."

em ... that's a bit circular isn't it - God provided for me because I said he did.

So how can I tell the difference between Jesus being wrong and humans not having enough faith?

Don't forget that the Christian God is hardly the only one being credited for miracles world wide. The production of miracles through faith and prayer does not belong to the Christian faith alone.