There’s no such thing as a dumb question, just dumb people asking questions… (this is a Joke btw)

Episode OverviewNoah and Seth take a break from their verse-by-verse study in 2 Timothy to discuss why asking questions in the Christian life is healthy, how to do it wisely, and where to find trustworthy answers. This episode explores the difference between doubt and disbelief, provides biblical examples of faithful questioning, and offers practical guidance for approaching God and Scripture with curiosity and humility.Topics CoveredCoffee Opener: Drinks, caffeine, and milk preferences — humorous discussion before the main topic.Why This Topic: Office limitations and relevance to students/young adults wrestling with faith.Is Questioning God Wrong? Charles Spurgeon quote: “It is not wrong to question God, but it is wrong to question His goodness.”Personal Testimony: Seth shares a prayer-walk experience where honest questioning led to peace and clarity.Doubt vs. Disbelief:Mark 9:24, John 20 (Thomas), Psalm 13, Acts 17:10–12, 2 Timothy 2:7Proverbs on humility and seeking understandingWhy Asking Questions Matters: Fear, assumptions, and the danger of unexamined doubt.Principles for Asking Questions:Ask with humility, not hostility.Be willing to listen and go to the right sources.Root questions in seeking God, not finding excuses.Common Faith Questions:Trustworthiness of the BibleWhy God allows sufferingSalvation and Jesus’ resurrectionPrayer, discernment, and relationshipsWhere to Seek Answers:Scripture (primary authority)Holy Spirit guidanceLocal church and godly counselVetted Christian resources (expository commentaries, trusted podcasts/articles)Key TakeawaysGod welcomes humble questions; healthy doubt deepens faith.Avoid hostility or refusing to seek answers.Thoughtful questioning moves faith from shallow assumptions to deep, Scripture-rooted trust.Next Steps / ActionsReturn next week to 2 Timothy chapter 2.Bring questions to God humbly; don’t let doubts fester.Study Scripture, pray for Spirit guidance, and seek counsel from Bible-believing leaders.Use vetted resources as supplements, not replacements for Scripture.Resources Mentioned:2 Timothy 2Mark 9:24; John 20; Psalm 13; Acts 17:10–12; ProverbsDesiring God (John Piper)Ask the Pastor with J.D. Greer (podcast)