In this sermon, Josh Watkins, discusses the topic of doubt and uses the analogy of solving a puzzle to illustrate the process of wrestling with doubts in one's faith.

In the sermon, Josh recounts an incident from camp where a children's puzzle was brought in, and he admits that puzzles are not his strong suit. However, his son Elliott showed interest in the puzzle, and they attempted to solve it together. Josh reflects on his struggles to find matching pieces and the feeling of satisfaction when the puzzle was finally completed.

He draws parallels between working on a puzzle and grappling with doubts in one's faith. He emphasizes the importance of spending time contemplating doubts and wrestling with them, rather than avoiding or ignoring them. He uses the example of John the Baptist, who, while in prison, questioned whether Jesus was truly the Messiah, despite his previous knowledge and encounter with Jesus at his baptism.

Josh points out that doubting is a natural part of the faith journey and encourages the congregation to embrace doubt as an opportunity to seek confirmation and understanding from God. He urges them not to be afraid to question or challenge their beliefs but rather to bring their doubts to Jesus for clarity and conviction. He also acknowledges that wrestling with faith can lead to a deeper, more meaningful relationship with God.

The sermon concludes with a call to action, urging you to spend time in prayer, contemplating your doubts, and seeking confirmation and answers from God. There is value in the journey of doubt and we encourage you not to stand still but to continue moving closer to God through your wrestling in faith.

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