Q&A

Is it normal to have doubts as a Christian?

by Author

Is it normal to have doubts as a Christian?

There isn’t a Christian who doesn’t have doubts about his or her faith. However, many of us are too proud to admit it. A lot of Christians would have those of us who do admit we occasionally succumb to doubt that we have some spiritual problem that needs to be fixed.

How does a Christian gain more faith?

The Bible does say “pray always”; so, an attitude of prayer is essential, but faith comes by hearing and then applying the Word of God. You must continue to read and study the Word of God (The Bible) so that your faith will grow.

Is it OK to have doubts about faith?

It is normal to have questions about the gospel and even to experience doubt. Pondering your unanswered questions can often be healthy if it motivates you to sincerely seek greater knowledge and truth.

READ:   Do you have to put money on a gift card when you buy it?

Is it normal to have doubts in my faith?

Doubt will likely come to all believers at some point in their journey of faith. And possibly more than once or twice. Things happen that cause us to question what we believe or have been taught.

How does God use faith and doubts in tandem?

It shows us how God uses faith and doubt in tandem to help us realize His loving care. “And Peter answered Him and said, “Lord, if it is You, command me to come to You on the water.” So He said, “Come.” And when Peter had come down out of the boat, he walked on the water to go to Jesus.

Are You struggling with emotional doubts about God?

Lots of Christians struggle with seasons of intellectual doubt (wanting evidence for God) or emotional doubt (feelings of hurt and woundedness). And when we feel this way, we feel ashamed to admit it because we don’t want to be viewed as having a weak faith.

READ:   What happens if you co own a house and one person wants to sell?

Why does Satan want me to doubt my faith?

Satan, however, wanted it to undermine the genuineness of my faith. Christians need to talk about the painful experience of doubt — to realize it’s a normal part of growing a mature faith in the storms of life. If, every time we experience doubt, we feel guilty and think that our faith is nothing, Satan has us right where he wants us!