You’ve been told that if you pray with doubts, God won’t answer. That if your faith isn’t perfect, you’re disqualified. But that’s bad theology—built on pulling a few verses out of context and missing what James actually meant.

Your doubts don’t disqualify you from God. Faith isn’t having it all together… it’s trusting the One who does. We’re looking at what the Bible really says about doubt, double-mindedness, and the kind of faith God honors.

Your words carry more weight than you realize. Guest pastor Robby Greene shares how words he spoke a decade ago came back with consequences he never imagined. Sow to the wind, reap the whirlwind.

Stop asking God to fulfill YOUR dreams. He’s calling you into waters too deep to touch bottom… where real faith begins. Discover what “with God all things are possible” really means and why trusting Him in the impossible transforms you more than staying comfortable ever could.

Everything is too much for you to bear—but nothing is too much for Him. Stop relying on your strength.

Bad theology twists “Do not judge” to avoid accountability. God calls us to judge within the church… but leave the world to Him.

Theology is easy to get wrong… especially when we love a verse so much we stop asking what it actually means. In this first message of Bad Theology, we look at Jeremiah 29:11 and discover we’ve been seeking the wrong thing. Stop chasing God’s plans for your life. Chase God… that’s where you’ll find Him.

Pride whispers, “you deserve this.” Humility reminds you: “God entrusted you with this.”

Chasing recognition will never satisfy you. Everything in your hands came from God—here’s what that changes.

Pride hides in your holiness. Stop comparing yourself to others and start seeing your desperate need for mercy.

You can’t hide sin forever. Here’s what happens when God sends your Nathan moment.