What can we help you find?

Mark 9:14-29

What do we do with doubt?

The presence of doubt does not mean the absence of faith.

Until faith is made sight, there will always be things we don’t fully understand.

If your requirement for following Jesus is that every question must be answered first, you may never follow Jesus.

The Playbook for Doubt
Step 1: Don’t fear your doubt; examine it.

“Doubt is not always a sign that a man is wrong. It may be a sign that he is thinking.” –Oswald Chambers

Examining your faith isn’t the same as losing it.

Let doubt become an invitation to discover Jesus more deeply.

The Playbook for Doubt
Step 2: Diagnose your doubt

Doubt is rarely something you choose.

Where is your doubt from?
Your head?
Your heart?
Your herd?
Your hurt?

The Playbook for Doubt
Step 3: Doubt your doubts.

A doubt is a roadblock on the path you expected to take. It isn’t proof that the destination doesn’t exist.

You should examine your faith in Jesus, but you should examine your doubts too.

Mark 9:22-24

What does Jesus do with doubters?

John 20:24-29

The way of Jesus is not to be afraid of your questions.

Thomas didn’t understand why or how, but he recognizes Jesus, and Jesus draws him to worship in faith.

Jesus shows up for doubters.

“… I believe; help my unbelief!” –Mark 9:24