When you're doubting your faith
Feeling nothing when you pray, or wondering if any of it is true, is more common than most churches admit. Ask the question you haven't said out loud.
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Doubt is part of the story
Doubt runs all through the Bible. Thomas wanted to see the wounds. A desperate father told Jesus he believed and asked for help with his unbelief, and he was not turned away. Asking hard questions honestly is not the opposite of faith; often it is how faith grows up.
Vireo takes your questions seriously: why God allows suffering, whether prayer does anything, how to read the parts of the Bible that trouble you. It explains what Christians have believed and why, points you to the passages, and says plainly where faithful believers disagree. It won't argue you into anything, and it isn't a pastor. Think of it as a place to think out loud before you take the question to someone who knows you.
A verse to sit with
Immediately the father of the child cried out with tears, “I believe. Help my unbelief!”