Posts with the category “doubt-and-faith”

A 16-year-old student submitted an honest, raw, and thoughtful question to our doubter’s mailbox. Here is how we wrestled with the deep tension between Old Testament violence, biblical translation, an...  Read More

We often think faith arrives once we gather enough information, but complete certainty isn't always the goal. Explore why true faith begins not when every question is answered, but with the courage to...  Read More

Is hell real, or just a tool for fear? A look at how justice, mercy, and human freedom intersect in Christian history....  Read More

When the storms of life hit—financial struggles, health scares, or broken relationships—it’s easy to let the reality of the storm become greater than the reality of who Jesus is. This week, we talk ab...  Read More

We pray in joy and sorrow, gratitude and confusion, abundance and need. Prayer isn’t a last resort. It’s participation in what God is doing in the world. Prayer may not always change circumstances the...  Read More

It doesn't take much searching to find social media accounts and personalities discussing deconstructing Christianity. Some are helpful, some contribute to the cynicism, and some are reacting to painf...  Read More

One particularly compelling aspect of Christianity that resonates deeply with me is the profound invitation it offers to reflect upon and critically engage with the teachings of Jesus and the various ...  Read More