Just as one must practice the guitar to grow in skill, so faith must be nurtured and practiced, or the lack of growth may lead to doubt. (Hebrews 5:11-6:8)
Doubt is inevitable in faith. It is neither good nor bad in itself, nor is it the opposite of belief. Doubt comes from many sources. It helps us to identify and address aspects of our faith that need attention.
Doubt is neither good nor bad, nor it is the opposite of belief. Properly used, it is...
A faulty, or inadequate, view of God leads to doubt because God does not adhere to our...
Suffering plays a role in doubt. Our response to suffering exposes our foundations and...
True knowledge requires commitment. Without commitment there will be doubts lurking on...
Just as one must practice the guitar to grow in skill, so faith must be nurtured and...
Intense emotions such as fear, anger, and grief can overwhelm us and cause us to doubt...
