Bob Gardner
Bob Gardner
What To Do In A Faith Crisis
What To Do In A Faith Crisis
What To Do In A Faith Crisis
Thursday 17th December 2020
Bob Gardner explores the challenges and opportunities of a faith crisis, sharing his personal journey and practical advice in this episode of 'Alive and Free'.
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Get the buttons here!Finding Grace in Faith Crises: Bob Gardner's Honest Reflections
Episode Overview
- Distinguish between faith crisis and truth crisis to gain clarity on personal beliefs
- Evaluate the cultural and truth aspects of a faith crisis to align beliefs with personal truth
- Empower individuals to navigate faith crises by introspecting and dismantling beliefs that no longer serve them
- Encourage a candid and introspective approach to religious beliefs and affiliations for personal growth and truth alignment
- Offer insightful guidance on embracing personal growth and making decisions in alignment with inner truth
If your religious experience is one that is tearing you down, then my suggestion is to take a look at that and see what you need to do.
Ever felt like your faith is slipping through your fingers, leaving you feeling lost and alone? Bob Gardner gets it. In this thought-provoking episode of 'Alive and Free', Bob dives into the often painful and confusing experience of a faith crisis. He shares his own journey of leaving the Mormon faith, offering a raw and honest look at what it means to question deeply held beliefs.
Bob doesn't just talk about the struggle; he also explores how a faith crisis can be an opportunity for growth and deeper connection with your true self and even with God. Through personal anecdotes and practical advice, Bob shows that it's okay to let go of beliefs that no longer serve you, even if it's tough. He discusses how to navigate this path without drowning in guilt, shame, or resentment.
From the idea that raising kids with a mix of religious and non-religious perspectives can make them more well-rounded, to the surprising notion that God might actually prefer atheists over staunch believers, Bob challenges conventional wisdom in a way that's both comforting and enlightening. If you're wrestling with your faith or just curious about what it means to have a graceful faith crisis, this episode offers a compassionate and insightful guide.