Rebecca McLaughlin: Approach Doubt with Prayer

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Rebecca McLaughlin: If you’re a Christian who’s experiencing doubt, you’re not alone. But let me encourage you to make sure you don’t make yourself alone. There are three things I would recommend that you do if you’re wrestling with that. Number one, pray. Number two, ask. And number three, lean. The Lord delights when we come to Him with all our needs. And that applies when we’re struggling with doubt as well. So cry out to God for help ask the hard questions. So often, doubts have greater power, and we just let them linger in the backs of our minds instead of bringing them into the front of our vision, and asking people the questions that we have. We even think that Christianity is so fragile that it’s going to be broken by the hardest questions that we have. So ask that lean on your brothers and your sisters and the Lord. We are not designed to be alone. We’re designed to need each other. And there are times when all of us will need each other especially in the context of wrestling with faith ourselves.