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On today's episode, you'll hear a message from Michael Krueger, originally delivered at TGC's

2022 Women's Conference. It's the title today of our gathering is dealing with doubt, how to help

others or yourself walk through tough questions about the faith. If you don't know who I am, I'm

Mike Krueger. I'm the president of Reform Theological Seminary and New Testament professor there,

and I have just recently written a book last year called Surviving Religion 101,

which is about a lot of things, but it's really about this topic today, which is how do you navigate

tough questions of your faith and stay in the fight, so to speak, in the midst of all the challenges

coming our way in a world today. So I'm excited about this topic. I think you might agree, and perhaps

this is why there's a good bit of attention here today, that this is not a topic we talk about very

much in the church. Now as we start though, I think we need to start with a word of prayer because

I know this is a weighty, heavy topic, and I know that there's a lot of different stories that

bring us here to think about this topic. So pray with me as we get started. Lord, we confess that

doubt is part of all of our lives, and one way or another, and if it's not, we probably just haven't

lived the Christian life long enough because eventually it comes. Lord, give us your grace today,

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