Many Christians refuse to even speak about their doubts. Perhaps they think it is improper to own up to them, or they are afraid that they will look stupid if they do. Maybe they are worried that their pride or self-esteem would suffer. Yet one of the reasons why so many Christians have difficulty coping with doubt is that they confuse it with two ... To view this individual handout, please download the Training Pack, Dealing with Doubt.    Building a Culture of DiscipleshipResources to help shape your church into a place of Christian fellowship and transformation.  Shepherding OthersProviding soul care to your church's leaders and congregants.  Shepherding OthersOlder, wiser church members can shepherd others. Show them how.  Beyond Casual ChristianityTried-and-true methods for discipleship have their roots deep in history. |        
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Dr Brendan Kirby
Not a good article. The author claims to clarify what doubt is, but does not clearly define it. Even by using a secular dictionary we can learn some basic principles about doubt. This is a very important subject, as doubt erodes our faith. If we are saved by faith, then doubt can be a powerful enemy and must be understood clearly. This article did not delineate doubt very well.
E K
I thnik doubt is a permanent feature in the Christian life. Doubt can only be replaced by trust and trust happens in stages Trusting in man, inevitably leads to disappointment. When we trust God and His word (all things work together for the good of them that love the Lord), we surrender the doubt. Sometimes we forget this promise and doubt creeps in (human frailty). For the Christian, Doubt is a faith builder
mike c
doubt is the very best thing you can harbor until you run your mind through things that just cannot be.
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