I Want to Believe But – Week 2 | Goosebump God

Grief that shakes your faith can feel like God has gone silent — the raw text from a friend wrestling the death of a loved one, the disappointment of ministry that didn’t look miraculous, the quiet in your own heart when everyone else seems to have signs. This message centers on Psalm 13 and the real ache of asking how long we’ll feel forgotten, showing what honest doubt sounds like and where it often comes from. The talk moves beyond platitudes: three practical angles help you name what’s happening (we can over-sensationalize spiritual moments, harden our hearts, or forget to let God pursue us), and it points to specific responses — old stories, a surprising scripture that helped a grieving friend, and the meaning behind communion as a reminder of God’s nearness. Expect warmth, blunt honesty, and an invitation to sit with doubt in a new way — and to hear which line of scripture became the turning point.