Jesus I Have My Doubts – Week 4 | Mindfulness

Too many churches today treat faith like feel‑good fast food: believe without thinking, hand worries off without learning, and expect faith to survive in a culture that prizes education and scrutiny. That tension—between heartfelt devotion and an uneasy dismissal of the mind—leaves thoughtful people, students, and those wrestling with doubt feeling excluded or embarrassed by the faith they once considered. Anxiety, shallow answers, and "just trust" platitudes don't help when questions press in. This message looks at Daniel's life as a model for a faith that studies, discerns, and still bows to the Maker. It argues for loving God with heart and intellect, resisting both smug certainty and lazy faith, and practicing humility alongside curiosity. Expect clear, practical takes on how to engage your work, questions, and doubts without losing devotion—then hear a surprising way that thinking well becomes a form of worship and witness worth pursuing.