Doubt isn't the opposite of faith — it's part of the journey.
Immediately the boy's father cried out with tears: I do believe — help me with my unbelief!
Can you be honest with God about your doubts?
The most honest prayer might be 'I believe — help me with my unbelief.'
Jesus told Thomas: Put your finger here — see my hands. Thomas answered: My Lord and my God!
Does Jesus judge your doubt or meet you in it?
Jesus didn't scold Thomas — he showed him his scars.
Faith is being sure of what you hope for and certain of what you can't see.
Can you believe in something you can't prove?
Faith isn't blind — it sees what eyes can't.
If you lack wisdom, ask God — he gives generously. But ask in faith, without doubting.
What question do you need to bring directly to God?
Doubt is okay — just bring it to God, not away from him.
Everyone who hears my words and puts them into practice is like a wise person who built their house on rock. The rain came, the floods rose, the winds blew — but the house didn't fall, because it was built on rock.
Is your faith built on rock or sand?
Storms reveal your foundation — build on something solid.
