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5 Weekly Sessions
Wednesdays, June 3 – July 1, 2026
8:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. ET
7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. CT
5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. PT
$249
“We don’t believe instead of doubting; we believe while doubting. We’re all Thomas now.”
These words, written by Jamie Smith, capture a reality many feel today. As the winds of our culture continue to blow to and fro, many in the church have become caught in the crosswinds. Unsure if they can continue to stand firm in the faith, many anxiously wonder what they should do. Some are afraid to confess their doubts, others want to argue their way through unbelief, still others have just given up and taken cover outside the church. What does it look like to doubt your own doubts, to confess “I believe, help my unbelief,” and to walk with others to rediscover the firm ground of Christ?
Join us for this five-week course as we explore a way—grounded in the gospel and geared for our contestable age—to find hope amid the storms of doubt and disillusionment.
Those who sign up for this cohort will receive free copies of:
Are you on a church staff or considering this cohort as a group at a church? If so, check out this brief PDF with three ideas of how to use this cohort as a group. It also has instructions for deep discounts, provided through the support of generous donors. We hope these online learning cohorts will bless the church. As a result, we never want finances to hinder someone from participating. If you want to participate in this cohort and have a need, please send us an email ([email protected]) and tell us more about your circumstances.
* We are unable to offer refunds for any cohorts
* Registration WITH books closes May 27 and LATE Registration WITHOUT books closes on June 3.
* All sessions will be recorded and available for streaming or download at your leisure in perpetuity. If you can’t make it live or even for months the material is still readily available for you
* NOTE: we are unable to ship to those outside the United States but please use the coupon code “BOOKS15” for 15 percent off as our courtesy to international participants. You may also use coupon code “BOOKS15” if you DO NOT WANT the books for the cohort.
* If you have any questions pertaining to signing up for your cohort, group rates, elder/preaching team rates, or church rates email [email protected].
This lesson will explore the cultural features that are forming the conditions for doubt and disillusionment. By building off of C. S. Lewis’s metaphor of Christianity as a house, this lecture will address legitimate concerns leading to disillusionment and treat doubt pastorally.
Since doubting one belief always involves affirming another belief, it is important to be just as discerning about new beliefs as we are with those we are considering leaving. This lecture will explore two spaces outside of Christianity that people are being influenced by or even adopting for themselves: New Atheism and Optimistic Skepticism.
This lesson will continue exploring “faith” options outside of Christianity by exploring the beliefs and ways of life offered by two growing spaces: Open Spirituality and Myth Truth.
Christianity has long held to core beliefs, “load-bearing walls,” which we are meant to center our faith on. By exploring these walls, this lesson will enable Christians to refocus their faith on the central claims of Jesus while leaving space for disagreement and mystery in a variety of different doctrinal beliefs.
At times Christians have neglected the experiential and illuminating aspects of following Christ, reducing Christianity to a set of propositions to be affirmed. While maintaining the importance of doctrine, this lesson explores the importance of both the illuminating power of doctrine for our lives and Christianity as a way of life.
“We don’t believe instead of doubting; we believe while doubting. We’re all Thomas now.”
These words, written by Jamie Smith, capture a reality many feel today. As the winds of our culture continue to blow to and fro, many in the church have become caught in the crosswinds. Unsure if they can continue to stand firm in the faith, many anxiously wonder what they should do. Some are afraid to confess their doubts, others want to argue their way through unbelief, still others have just given up and taken cover outside the church. What does it look like to doubt your own doubts, to confess “I believe, help my unbelief,” and to walk with others to rediscover the firm ground of Christ?
Join us for this five-week course as we explore a way—grounded in the gospel and geared for our contestable age—to find hope amid the storms of doubt and disillusionment.
Those who sign up for this cohort will receive free copies of:
Are you on a church staff or considering this cohort as a group at a church? If so, check out this brief PDF with three ideas of how to use this cohort as a group. It also has instructions for deep discounts, provided through the support of generous donors. We hope these online learning cohorts will bless the church. As a result, we never want finances to hinder someone from participating. If you want to participate in this cohort and have a need, please send us an email ([email protected]) and tell us more about your circumstances.
* We are unable to offer refunds for any cohorts
* Registration WITH books closes May 27 and LATE Registration WITHOUT books closes on June 3.
* All sessions will be recorded and available for streaming or download at your leisure in perpetuity. If you can’t make it live or even for months the material is still readily available for you
* NOTE: we are unable to ship to those outside the United States but please use the coupon code “BOOKS15” for 15 percent off as our courtesy to international participants. You may also use coupon code “BOOKS15” if you DO NOT WANT the books for the cohort.
* If you have any questions pertaining to signing up for your cohort, group rates, elder/preaching team rates, or church rates email [email protected].
This lesson will explore the cultural features that are forming the conditions for doubt and disillusionment. By building off of C. S. Lewis’s metaphor of Christianity as a house, this lecture will address legitimate concerns leading to disillusionment and treat doubt pastorally.
Since doubting one belief always involves affirming another belief, it is important to be just as discerning about new beliefs as we are with those we are considering leaving. This lecture will explore two spaces outside of Christianity that people are being influenced by or even adopting for themselves: New Atheism and Optimistic Skepticism.
This lesson will continue exploring “faith” options outside of Christianity by exploring the beliefs and ways of life offered by two growing spaces: Open Spirituality and Myth Truth.
Christianity has long held to core beliefs, “load-bearing walls,” which we are meant to center our faith on. By exploring these walls, this lesson will enable Christians to refocus their faith on the central claims of Jesus while leaving space for disagreement and mystery in a variety of different doctrinal beliefs.
At times Christians have neglected the experiential and illuminating aspects of following Christ, reducing Christianity to a set of propositions to be affirmed. While maintaining the importance of doctrine, this lesson explores the importance of both the illuminating power of doctrine for our lives and Christianity as a way of life.
5 Weekly Sessions
Wednesdays, June 3 – July 1, 2026
8:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. ET
7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. CT
5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. PT
$249