Questions. That’s where I was. This is what I was dealing with. It felt like everything I had ever known was in question. As I’ve said before, i was clinging to my faith and what I knew to be true. I had to hold on. I was hurting, and I had so many questions. Questions that I knew God would answer. I just knew it. I knew He would answer if I just finally admitted I had questions.
I heard this song just a few weeks ago, and it was like a balm to my soul. Maybe less to do with the overall song and more to do with the fact that there is a theme running through the church right and maybe even my generation. It’s that we have questions. We are grappling with the tension of living in a broken world and serving a good and just God. It doesn’t always make sense. It can seem overwhelming at times. But in the end, we cling to our faith.
Here’s Tori Kelly performing Questions on Good Morning America.
I’ve been praying two specific things for longer than I can remember. Praying with all that I am. Praying day and night. Praying yet hearing nothing. Whether my answer is silence, wait, or no, I still don’t have the answers. I still only have questions.
But I raise my hands in worship and lay down my heart in surrender. It’s all I know to do. Because we don’t have to live like those who have no hope. We have a living hope. We have the promise of more.
♥︎Jenna
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