Today we explore the phrase "Don't put a question mark where God put a period," which implies that we should not question God's plans or seek answers to life's uncertainties. However, when we examine the story of Job in Job 42:1-5, we discover a different perspective. Job, despite his suffering and ruin, boldly questioned God's activity in his life. His questioning was not condemned but rather led to a profound encounter with God and a deeper understanding of His sovereignty. This teaches us that a faith without doubt is stagnant, and we are allowed to invite God to show up and provide answers to our heartfelt questions. Let us embrace a living faith that engages in genuine dialogue with God, knowing that through our doubts, we can experience a deeper and more authentic relationship with Him.
The sermon begins with addressing common questions and doubts about prayer and the Bible, and discusses how artificial intelligence (AI) is being used to bridge the gap between people and resources to learn more about the Bible. It ends with a challenge to make the church a place where such conversations can take place, which will draw people in and provide an opportunity for faith to take root.