Sermon

Praying Our Doubts

Tim Keller |  February 20, 2000

Topics:
  • Trust and Assurance
Duration:
44:35
Scripture:
Psalm 73:1-3; 12-26
SKU:
RS 111-1

Overview

The anger, the fear, the hostility, the rawness, the white heat of the emotions expressed in the Psalms really just disturb people today. You look at it, and you say, “What is that doing in the Bible?” The answer is the psalmists are not discussing feelings, and they’re not expressing feelings. They’re praying their feelings. They’re processing their feelings in the presence of God.

What we’re going to look at today is doubt. Doubt always masquerades as more intellectual than it is, but doubt is a condition of the soul and the heart. And in Psalm 73, here’s a person filled with doubts, struggling with doubts about God and about faith.

Let’s see 1) what’s the condition, 2) what’s the cause of the condition, and 3) what’s the cure for the condition.

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