We all experience seasons when faith feels fragile — when God seems distant, questions loom large, or trusting His goodness feels difficult. Sins of unbelief include internal struggles like doubting God’s presence and care, resisting His authority, or relying on our own strength instead of His. These patterns can leave you feeling uncertain, anxious, or stuck, even when you want to believe more fully. Doubt, resistance, and self-reliance don’t make you a failure — they point to places in your heart that are longing for reassurance, clarity, and peace.

Spiritually, unbelief isn’t something to hide or ignore — it’s something to bring into the light of God’s faithfulness. God doesn’t condemn honest questions or wrestlings; He meets them with grace, truth, and invitation. Through Jesus, you’re invited to explore faith step by step, bringing your honest struggles before a God who walks with you. The gospel doesn’t promise perfect confidence before the questions are gone — it offers a faithful God whose presence gives strength, peace, and assurance as you grow in trust.