We all have questions we seek answers for. My desire to start this blog stemmed from this very idea. I’ve been a Christian for twenty-three years, and in the past two decades, I’ve had my fair share of doubts and struggles regarding the faith I confess. For too long, many of us have believed that doubt is the enemy of faith. However, I have learned that sometimes, the most honest path to deeper devotion to Christ runs directly through our most difficult questions.
A faith that cannot be questioned is one that cannot be truly owned. Doubt and Devotion is a space for people who have felt that same tension, the tension of worshipping God while wrestling with uncomfortable theology. Here, we don’t just study Scripture. We don’t just recite creeds or confess doctrine. We explore the truth of God’s Word and its implications for our messy, everyday lives. Whether you’ve been a Christian for a long time now, a pastor, a minister, or someone who’s just starting to ask the big questions, this safe space is for you.
