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Why do people get stuck in the same challenges - for example attracting toxic relationships or repeating health issues or constant financial struggles?
What are the
three fundamentals for having phenomenal faith and trust in God?
What about people who feel they are faithful, but there’s this tug of war over what they control and what God controls? Do you have any guidance for people in knowing the line between what they control and what God controls?
What about people who feel that they are faithful and trusting in God but bad things are still happening to them?
What about people who are faithful, feel like they received an answer from God, and then find out it wasn’t the ultimate answer they were hoping for? They often start to
ques.tion their faith or doubt that God really spoke to them. What do you say to these people?
A lot of people have fears that stand in their way. How can people use faith to face their fears?
Nancy
Spivey