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EPISODE · Feb 1, 2026 · 20 MIN

When God Feels Absent

from Footnotes For Faith · host Scott Fisher

Why does God sometimes seem silent or distant, especially during hardship? In this episode, Pastor Scott examines the biblical promise of God’s nearness through the stories of Jacob & the disciples who walked with Jesus without realizing it. Occasionally, we need a reminder that God’s presence is not dependent on our awareness. Click here to send us a text message! For comments, questions or suggestions email: [email protected]

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