Faith Questions

What a psalm of lament is, the structure nearly all of them follow, why roughly a third of the Psalms are complaints, and the one that never resolves.

What the Bible says about mental health — what it does address, what it does not, and why treating every struggle as spiritual has caused real harm.

What Selah means in the Psalms — the main theories, why nobody knows for certain, and what its placement in the text actually suggests.

Christian encouragement often promises that everything will work out. Scripture does not. What is actually promised when circumstances do not improve — and where peace comes from instead.

The fear of man — caring what people think — is called a snare in scripture. What that means, why it is treated as a trap rather than a weakness, and what replaces it.

What the Bible says about complaining — why it is treated far more seriously than most people expect, the difference between complaint and lament, and what to do with a genuine grievance.

What serving God actually means in scripture — why it is mostly ordinary rather than ministerial, how service to people counts, and what separates service from performance.

The disciples were frightened and doubting even with Jesus beside them. Weeks later they would not stop preaching under threat of death. What accounts for the change.

Faith often survives hardship and quietly erodes in comfort. What scripture says about drifting when the pressure lifts, and what actually holds when nothing is wrong.

What “the fear of the Lord” actually means — why the same Bible commands it and says “do not fear”, and what the word carries that “respect” loses.