Jason needed to find out what was true, so he began a journey of searching. Science, history, archaeology—he spent ten or more hours each day researching the truth about how humans came into existence. His research led him to a surprising place.
Most, if not all, Christians will have doubts at some point in their lives. Instead of avoiding these doubts, we need to learn to wisely wrestle with them.
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Do you know why you believe the gospel? Pastor Chip Ingram offers guidance for navigating through seasons of doubt and remaining firm in faith.
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Do you experience doubt in your Christian walk?
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Jesus pursued women in the gospels and he pursues women still, even into the most painful parts of their lives.
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Andrea Lucado explains what it means to live in the tension between doubt and belief.
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Apologist Alex McFarland says that one of the most common things that can spark doubt in our lives is the presence of pain and suffering.
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What do you wrestle with in your faith? Not all doubt is created equal. Some doubt can actually be healthy, causing our faith to grow stronger.
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The storms of life can often reveal what we believe to be true about Jesus Christ.
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Barnabas Piper joins Susie to discuss how doubt pushed him toward faith.
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People say that Christianity is becoming irrelevant. But what would the world be like without the influence of Christians?
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When someone leaves the faith, it can seem sudden. But it rarely is. Susie Larson and Christine Caine explore why and how we drift away from God.
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"Don’t give the enemy a seat at your table" those nine words from a trusted friend cause a shift in Louie Giglio that led to his book with the same title.
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