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EXAMPLE · WHAT YOU GET BACK
SOMEONE ASKED

“Can I have faith and still have doubts?”

THE ANSWER · PART 1 OF 3

Yes. A father in Mark 9 says “I believe; help my unbelief”, and is not turned away.1

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1 Mark 9:24 · Read the passage ↗ Ask your own →

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Colossians 1:15–16, English Standard Version: “By him all things were created… all things were created through him and for him.”

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Who Owns What ↗ by Dean Groetzinger, a sermon on stewardship, reviewed and approved for the library.

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A Clear Head in a Confused World by Vincent Esterman, held in the protected library, so it is quoted in answers but not linked.

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