Faith is not the absence of questions—it’s the courage to ask them.
The questions we ask in faith are relational, complex, emotional, and deeply human. They reach beyond intellect and into the soul, touching the very places only God can understand.
Throughout history, these questions have sparked purpose, caused wars, inspired devotion, and revealed truth. They have torn down idols and built bridges of love between Creator and creation.
And yet, through it all, God remains unshaken.
He rules lovingly over a world that wrestles with understanding Him. His grace extends even to our doubts, our confusion, and our yearning to comprehend the incomprehensible.
Faith isn’t about having all the answers—it’s about trusting the One who does.
When we bring our questions to God, we’re not showing weakness; we’re showing relationship. Every question whispered in prayer is a conversation starter with the divine. And in those moments, He begins to shape our hearts, revealing truth in His time and in His way.
“Now faith is confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what we do not see.”
— Hebrews 11:1
We may never fully grasp His ways—but that’s what makes faith so powerful. It is the bridge between our limited understanding and His eternal wisdom.
Through His Word, His Son, and the experiences of His children, God shapes our reality. He amazes the distressed and the faithful alike, guiding us through the complexities of this life He’s gifted us to live.
So the next time you find yourself questioning, don’t be afraid to bring it before the Lord. Your curiosity is not a flaw—it’s a form of worship.
Because in seeking Him, you will always find Him.
Reflection Prompt:
What’s a question you’ve been holding in your heart lately? Write it down and bring it to God in prayer. Listen for His answer—not always in words, but in peace.
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