God Can Handle Your Doubt | Steven Furtick

#faith #doubt #expectation Have you ever known God could change your situation but wondered why He hasn't? Doubt doesn't always mean you've lost your faith. Sometimes faith grows in the gap between what you expected God to do and what you're actually experiencing. If you've been wrestling with unanswered questions or wondering where God is, remember: you don't have to hide your doubts from Him. Myth: Having doubts means you don't have faith. Truth: You can have questions and still bring them to Jesus. Myth: You have to hide your doubts from God. Truth: God can handle your honesty. Myth: Difficult circumstances mean God has left you. Truth: His presence isn't proven by how easy life feels. Myth: You need to figure out your doubts on your own. Truth: Bring your questions to Jesus and to people who will help you seek Him. To watch the rest of the sermon "What If I Got It Wrong?," click here:    • What If I Got It Wrong? | I Know That Voic...   What if one minute could change everything? Sign up for 1-Minute Motivation and receive encouragement, Scripture, and short devotionals throughout the week. Sign up here: https://ele.vc/1mm Chapters: 0:00 - Your Doubt Is Welcome Here 2:39 - God's Warnings Are Blessings 5:42 - Repent & Redeem 7:55 - When It's Hard To Believe 11:40 - What The Resistance Really Means 14:58 - Jesus Is Here 16:57 - But What About... 20:21 - Let Go Of Your Plan Scripture References: Luke 7, verses 19-23 – John the Baptist asks Jesus if He's the One Matthew 11, verses 2-3, 5 – John the Baptist has doubts about Jesus Matthew 3, verse 12 – John the Baptist’s metaphor about Jesus Isaiah 61, verse 1 – Isaiah’s prophecy about Jesus Additional Scriptures Romans 2, verse 4 – God's kindness leads people to repentance Genesis 50, verse 20 – God turns evil intentions into good outcomes Jeremiah 29, verse 11 – God has plans to prosper you, not harm you Luke 1, verses 41, 44 – John recognized Jesus, even in the womb John 1, verse 29 – John calls Jesus the Lamb of God Isaiah 35, verses 5-6 – Isaiah prophecies about coming miracles Tags: #doubt #faith #expectation In this episode, ChristFlix presents an inspiring Christian sermon about overcoming doubt, trusting Jesus during difficult seasons, and finding faith amid unanswered prayers. Through the biblical story of John the Baptist in Luke 7 and Matthew 11, this powerful Christian preaching explores how doubt does not have to destroy your relationship with God, but can become an opportunity to seek Him through prayer, Scripture, and Christian fellowship. ChristFlix highlights how John’s imprisonment challenged his expectations of Jesus, reminding believers that difficult circumstances can distort their perspective without changing God’s character. The message also explores spiritual conviction, repentance, redemption, and how God’s correction can lead to transformation rather than condemnation. Viewers will discover why resistance does not necessarily mean they are on the wrong path and why trusting God requires looking beyond emotions, fear, and temporary setbacks. This faith-based sermon encourages Christians to surrender their expectations, trust God’s timing, and remain faithful even when prayers seem unanswered or breakthroughs feel distant. Whether you are struggling with spiritual doubt, waiting for a miracle, facing uncertainty, or seeking Christian encouragement, this message offers a powerful reminder that God remains faithful through every season. Discover how to strengthen your faith, trust Jesus through adversity, and hold on to God’s promises when life does not unfold as expected. Sometimes the greatest expression of faith is declaring, “I still believe it.”

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