Holding Faith When the Outcome Is Uncertain
Faith is easiest to describe when the story resolves. It is harder, and more honest, in the middle of a season that has not yet turned.
Ministry and thirty years at the bedside have shown me that people rarely lose faith because of suffering. They lose it because their suffering went unspoken.
Lament is part of faith, not a failure of it
Scripture is full of honest complaint. Naming disappointment before God is a form of trust, not a breach of it.
Purpose can be small and still be real
When the large questions cannot be answered, purpose becomes local: the person in front of you, the next faithful act, the promise kept today.
Faith-centered coaching makes room for both the belief and the ache, without asking you to pretend either away.