Moving Through the Valley of Doubt

Résumé du livre

How do we cope when faith threatens to slip away? The most durable of Christian heroes often succumb to the numb specter of doubt. "Are the things I once believed still true?" Pillars like John the Baptist, Mother Teresa, and Billy Graham have confessed there were times in their walk with God where atheism and an empty universe seemed increasingly probable scenarios. With his trademark dry wit and an abundance of anecdotes, author David B. Smith explores the enduring tough realities in the Christian's life. These six chapters paint a picture of durable confidence, of reality checks and practical suggestions for keeping your belief system intact. "We must train the habit of faith," C. S. Lewis wryly observed in one of his own baffling life periods of trial and distrust. Despite the questions that will challenge us to the very end, God's Word provides a secure framework of hope and confidence through good times and hard. David is also the author of Bucky Stone Adventures, a 10-book sports series for Christian earliteens.