Doubt is a Doorway
Doubt is a Doorway | How Your Questions Can Lead You to Deeper Faith
Discussion questions to help you unpack the message with others.
- If you could live anywhere in the world, all expenses paid, for a year, where would it be?
- What stood out to you most from the message?
- When was the last time you doubted something, even just for a moment?
- What do you think of when you hear the word doubt or deconstruction?
- How can doubt be good for your faith?
- Have you experienced a season of doubting and wrestling with God? Share with the group.
- Read Matthew 7:7-8. How does it feel to know that God can handle your questions and that he wants us to ask them boldly and honestly?
- What’s one way you can take some time to wrestle with your doubts with God this week?
Prayer
Let’s end our time praying together. You can say something like;
“God, thank you for being patient with us when we doubt, and even wanting to hear our doubts. It can be so difficult sometimes to have faith and believe, so help us as we work through those things and grow in you. Amen.”
Bonus Questions
Check these out if you’re on a roll and want to go a little deeper.
- What does “I believe; help my unbelief” mean to you?
- What are some ways you can strengthen your relationship with God? What about helping a friend or family member with their relationship with God?
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There’s a long list of things that can make you feel like you’re a “Bad Christian“. The swear word when you stub your toe. The glass of wine when the kids are in bed. Sometimes it’s just as simple as asking one too many questions.
But what if asking questions didn’t mean you were far away from God? What if it’s just the doorway to know Him more? In a world that’s quick to hop into a all caps-lock online debate, Chuck Mingo shows us how it’s ok to come to God with our questions—and how Jesus will meet us there.
Recorded live at Crossroads Church in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Hosted by
Chuck Mingo
Teaching Pastor