Ep5 Questioning God: Worship In Uncertainty

Worship God amid suffering and unanswered questions by trusting His infinite wisdom beyond our limited understanding. The key to Habakkuk's faith was not receiving all answers but recognizing God's sovereignty over the whole universe — a perspective shift from demanding specific explanations to embracing worship.

We live in a "now and not yet" tension, where God's promises are certain but not fully realized, and suffering is part of the current reality. Recognize faith as an ecosystem nurtured by ongoing spiritual habits like scripture, community, and prayer that prepare you to endure doubt and hardship.

Practical faith involves humility, honesty in prayer, and belief in God's goodness even when circumstances remain painful. Immersing your imagination in biblical truths (such as Psalm 23) helps internalize God's reality, enabling worship even in dark seasons.

> "God is good and life is twisted. It's difficult to figure out. It's like a Gordian knot, but God remains good."

— Ross Lester

• God answers suffering by zooming out to a cosmic perspective beyond our categories.
• This reveals His power and worthiness of worship even when immediate answers elude us.

• Christianity offers real answers grounded in trust, not always specifics.
• Faith hinges on trusting God's character, not having all questions answered fully.