We are in a series in which we are looking at deconstructing and reconstructing faith. What I mean when I say “deconstruction” is that something happens in your life that causes you to reevaluate your faith and your understanding of Christianity. Then, sometimes that reevaluation leads to a complete abandonment of the faith. The reason for this series is my personal concern of what I have seen of people who have been taught the truth, or grew up in the pews, or were followers of Jesus only to have something happen in their lives to motivate them to walk away. One of the objections that people make is the problem of doubt. I have heard people tell me that they have questions so that is why they are not followers. I have heard others say that they have doubts and that is reason that they do not follow. Some have read the scriptures to say that if you have doubts or if you have questions, then you cannot be a follower of Jesus. So what I want to look at in this lesson is the problem of doubt. Is doubt the enemy of faith? Does God expect for us to have a blind faith? Is there a problem if I have doubts? Must I stop following Jesus if I still have questions?

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