Crisis of Faith: Saving Those Who Doubt

Inside of some Christians unbeknownst to their family, friends or congregation, they are screaming, "I doubt, I doubt, I have very grave doubts!" OURS is an age of doubt. Skepticism has become fashionable. We are urged to question everything: especially the existence of God and the truthfulness of his Word, the Bible. The half-brother of Jesus warned us against harmful, excessive doubting: "the one who doubts is like a wave of the sea that is driven and tossed by the wind." (Jam. 1:6) When insidious doubts begin to creep into the mind and the heart, it is only a matter of time before a CRISIS OF FAITH gives way spiritual shipwreck. Since we have been warned, "Some will fall away from the faith," we should be ready "to save some," and yes, even ourselves.

In CRISIS OF FAITH , Edward D. Andrews guides us in how one can be restored to the faith through an accurate knowledge that gives the facts on which to rebuild one's faith. Confidence can be restored in a world beset by doubts. We can help others or ourselves, to once again, make the Word of God our own. CRISIS IN FAITH assures us that the Bible is truly from God. Those who have doubts need to have their questions answered, and this book will fill the need for honest-hearted persons who sincerely want to know. Jesus’ other half-brother, exhorted us, "continue showing mercy to some who have doubts; save them by snatching them out of the fire." (Jude 22-23)