In this powerful exploration of faith and doubt, we're reminded that questioning our beliefs is not only normal but can be a pathway to deeper spiritual growth. We learn that doubt is not the opposite of faith, but rather an element of it. This message encourages us to bring our doubts to God, assuring us that He is big enough to handle our questions and loving enough to welcome us as we are. As we navigate our own spiritual uncertainties, we're called to create safe spaces for others to express their doubts, fostering a community of authentic faith.

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Reading: John 20

Discussion Questions:

The pastor mentions that "doubt often isn't about rejecting truth. It's actually about being uncertain whether we can trust it enough to just take the next step forward." How does this perspective change your view of doubt in faith?
Discuss the difference between doubt and unbelief as presented in the sermon. How have you experienced these in your own life?
The sermon suggests that certainty is the opposite of faith, not doubt. Do you agree or disagree? Why?
How does the story of Thomas (John 20:24-29) challenge or encourage you in your faith journey?
How does this transparency impact your view of church leadership and your own faith struggles?