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God doesn't demand that we understand him, but he does ask us to trust him. @dominicdone
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Prayer doesn’t awaken God’s compassion; it awakens mine. @dominicdone
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Sometimes God hides in the very thing you’re trying to escape. In Hebrew, midbar (wilderness) shares its root with davar (word).
Desert seasons aren’t meant to destroy you; they’re where God teaches you to hear what comfort kept you from knowing.@dominicdone
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The deepest doubts are not signs of spiritual failure, but the groans of a soul still reaching for God in the dark.
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Every shadow has a substance.
The sins we cling to often trace back to wounds we never named, needs we never met, lies we started to believe.
Repentance is more than confessing the darkness—it’s having the courage to confront the reasons we learn to love it.
You can't heal what you won’t understand. @dominicdone
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In seasons of doubt, what your soul most deeply longs for isn’t answers—it’s Presence. Not clarity, but communion. As C.S. Lewis wrote: ‘I know now, Lord, why you utter no answer. You are yourself the answer.’
Faith is the knowing that God doesn’t explain Himself—He gives Himself. @dominicdone
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We had such a wonderful group on Wednesday night asking the question "Can I Trust the Bible?" (Cf. When Faith Fails, ch. 5 by @DominicDone.) Reminded of this question and answer from the Westminster Larger Catechism:
Q. 4. What evidence is there that the Bible is the word of God?
A. The Bible clearly shows that it is the word of God by its majesty and purity, by the agreement of all its parts, by its unified aim to give all glory to God, and by its illuminating power to convince and convert sinners and to comfort and build up believers unto salvation. However, only the Spirit of God, testifying by and with the Bible in our hearts, can completely persuade us that it is truly the word of God.
Hos 8:12, 1 Cor 2:6–7, 13, Ps 119:18, 129;
Ps 12:6, 119:40;
Acts 10:43, 26:22;
Rom 3:19, 27;
Acts 18:28, Heb 4:12, Jas 1:18
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Even in seasons of waiting, you can align your life and prepare your soul, so when God moves, you’re ready to run.@dominicdone
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Religion shames people for having dirty feet. Jesus kneels down to wash them. @dominicdone
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We're really excited to begin a new midweek group going through When Faith Fails by @DominicDone.
Join us at Downtown Pres every Wednesday, starting January 15th, for an 11-week series of honest and charitable discussions on Faith and Doubt.
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A book that just hit so straight to home
Thank you from A Rwandan Girl that just found herself again in your words and His Word again. @DominicDone
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God’s deepest work is not what he does for you but what he does in you. @dominicdone
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New Better Days Podcast Episode.
Flourishing in Your Mental Health Pt. 02.
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The first step into something new often looks like trust, not clarity. @dominicdone
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“You weren’t made for the shallow waters; you were made for the depths. That’s where you’ll flourish. But to get there, you don’t drift. You dive.” @DominicDone 🔥 🙏 📖 #YourLongingHasAName
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For any who are feeling lost, confused, or overwhelmed by life, remember Jesus healing words: “You don’t understand now what I am doing, but someday you will” (John 13:7).
Faith is learning to trust today what will only be understood tomorrow. @dominicdone
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Sometimes the most beautiful prayers are not words at all, but the fragile pieces of you just showing up. @dominicdone
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New episode out now!
@DominicDone on preaching that promotes human flourishing (Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and cgnmedia.org/podcast/exposit… )













