When Everything's on Fire

In recent years we've seen believers, pastors, and well-known Christian leaders publicly lose their faith. This phenomenon is happening with increasing regularity. Does that mean we who still believe are simply whistling past the graveyard and stubbornly forestalling our own inevitable loss of faith? Here is the big question: Is it possible to hold on to Christian faith in an age of unbelief? The answer is yes! Certainly, contemporary Nietzsches are announcing the impossibility of Christian faith, but there are also trustworthy guides who can say with Fyodor Dostoevsky. “I believe in Christ and confess him not like some child; my hosanna has passed through an enormous furnace of doubt.”

[@wandademelo]

The pain of separation from a loved one by death made me ask God if The promise of eternal life is stil there. Deep inside I know it is, but sometimes it is hard to just feel Eternity.

[@masterprophet8378]

Wanda, you will find that, as you maintain a consistent schedule of daily Bible reading (usually a minimum of 15 minutes), your faith will be wonderful nourished to the point where, after a while, you will have built a rock solid, unshakeable faith.
But if we slack upon feeding our faith, daily, with God's Word, after a while we can sense our faith becoming weak and ephemeral.
God's best to you in your journey with Jesus.

[@phylliselizahb1041]

Oh! We are entertainment addicts & are supplied w/quantities instead of qualities.

[@phylliselizahb1041]

Blessed Be!