Honest to God
Wrestling with Doubt and Finding Faith
Explore how honest doubt can become a doorway to deeper, more resilient faith. A 6-week series featuring Thomas, Job, David, and other biblical doubters.
Permission to Doubt
Doubt and belief can coexistMark 9:14-29Main PointThe most honest prayer in the Bible might be: 'I believe — help my unbelief.' Doubt isn't the end of faith; it can be the beginning of deeper faith.
When God Feels Far Away
The dark night of the soulPsalm 22:1-11, Psalm 88Main PointFeeling distant from God is not the same as being distant from God — some of the Bible's greatest heroes walked through seasons of darkness.
Hard Questions
Questioning God's planHabakkuk 1:1-4, 2:1-4Main PointGod isn't threatened by your questions — He's big enough to handle them and faithful enough to answer in His time.
Thomas Gets a Bad Rap
Doubt that leads to deeper faithJohn 20:24-31Main PointThomas didn't stay in doubt — he went from 'I won't believe' to 'My Lord and my God.' Doubt can be a doorway.
When Suffering Shakes Your Faith
Suffering and trustJob 1:1-22, 42:1-6Main PointJob lost everything and never got an explanation — but he got something better: a deeper encounter with God Himself.
The Faith Worth Having
Faith as trust, not certaintyHebrews 11:1-6, 13-16Main PointBiblical faith isn't the absence of doubt — it's trusting God enough to keep walking even when you can't see the destination.