Help My Unbelief

Why Doubt Is Not the Enemy of Faith

By: Barnabas Piper

Narrated by: Barnabas Piper

How doubt can lead to greater faith.

Barnabas Piper unpacks what faith really means. He shows how embracing doubts and questions can help us to get to know God and encourages us to risk trusting God in our everyday lives, even when we don’t understand everything about him.

This book will encourage Christians seeking to ask questions in a godly way and will give them confidence to trust God, even when some questions remain.

Includes testimonies from John Piper and Afshin Ziafat.

©2020 Barnabas Piper (P)2020 One Audiobooks

A critical foundational read for any believer's at any time in their walk

A poignant, direct, real description of faith and the service of doubt in a believer's life.

Great and encouraging read!

As someone who has struggled with doubt and unbelief for almost seven years, this book has been the encouragement I have needed. I no longer have to wonder if it’s ok to have questions and I now know what it looks to have doubts in faith instead of doubts stemming from unbelief. If you struggle with doubt and guilt over doubt read this book!

Already not yet

This book was helpful in both allowing me to recognize and even embrace the tensions found in the Christian life. Piper notes that often we won’t have all the answers… but that God is still God and we are not. This truth, that God is God, will serve to comfort the believer and bolster their faith.

Insightful and Comforting

This book is great for people who have grown up in church or went to Bible college or seminary.

Good book a little repetitive

I really like the beginning of this book. Mark 9:22-23 is one of my all time favorite verse. I relate so much with my walk with Christ to the father of the boy. “I believe, help my unbelief” I feel like this is one line in the Bible that just explains the Christian faith, we believe, but there is so much we don’t know that we have to just have faith in. That all being said. I appreciated the life stories that Barnabas brings to the book, his back ground of being a PK and being the golden SS child with the answers is relatable to most of us kids who have grown up in church. But I feel like he ended up repeating the same thoughts just reworded over and over again. There was some great stuff sprinkled in the repetition but I feel like this could have been a lot shorter. I think the words he used was landing the plan. LOL
I got a lot of of the book but ended up skimming quite a bit in the last 50 pages or so.
3.5 stars