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I want to encourage you to stop doubting yourself.

Because God doesn't do great things for you because you're great.

He does him because he's great.

Now, the word doubt defined in the Greek dictionary, which was the original language this was taught in, means to be without a way,

which were never without a way because Jesus is the way.

So when you hear that phrase, no way, there's just no way.

There's no way this is going to work.

That's a good time to open your mouth and say, Jesus is the way.

So there is a way.

I may not know what it is, but he does.

To be without resources.

And this next part of this definition, to be honest, I had to think this one over for a while.

I actually had to find a poem just to say, God, what's with that?

Part of the definition of the word to doubt means to be embarrassed.

And you know what I think that refers to?

I think that some of the reason why we waver back and forth, and we think, well, yeah, I'm going to do this.

When I'm not going to do this, I think that there's a part of us that's very concerned

that if we're wrong and God doesn't come through, that we're going to be embarrassed

when we have to face up to other people that it didn't happen in our life.

And I don't think we have to be like that.

To be in doubt, to be perplexed, to be in a loss.

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