Questions to God, From Reddit

People ask hard questions about God online and mostly get answers. This isn't that. Each episode takes one question and doesn't explain it — because the explanation isn't what anyone in that place needs. Instead: what to do while nothing has changed, and how the same question gets said to God instead of about him — in words already written for it in Scripture.

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  Episode #9

  "Terrified of forgetting God"

  Aug 16, 20268 minS1

  <p>Someone wrote in about the time in between. Moments of overwhelming joy where he ends up on his knees — and then a heavy sinking afterwards, and the fear that it was the last one. He's gone numb before. He's afraid numbness is how forgetting starts.</p><p>This episode goes to Psalm 77, taken in two halves. Asaph in the dark, refusing to be comforted, afraid that God has forgotten him — and then a turn that isn't a feeling arriving, but a decision to say out loud what God has done. The psalm ends with no joy restored and a sent...

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  Episode #8

  "Is there any bible scripture I should meditate on that would help me to be more of a light and grow closer to God?"

  Aug 14, 20267 minS1

  <p>Someone asked which scripture they should meditate on to be more of a light and grow closer to God. Then, at the end of the post, the real thing: they're not getting fed daily because they don't know what they're looking for.</p><p>So this episode doesn't hand over a reading list — ten more passages is ten more places to not know. It goes to Psalm 119, where the man doesn't study the text so much as ask God for something before he reads it. Open my eyes. Turn my eyes away. Incline my heart. Every line in the se...

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  Episode #7

  "I asked God for direction on a relationship proposal and said no. Now someone claims I lost my "last chance." Did I do the right thing?"

  Aug 13, 20269 minS1

  <p>A woman prayed about whether to accept a relationship, got a no, and said no. Then a stranger claimed a revelation that this man was meant for her — and when she declined anyway, told her there might never be anyone else. She's twenty-seven, and that sentence is what's keeping her up.</p><p>Her first question has an easy answer and she doesn't really need it. The second one is the live one, so this episode goes there: who is allowed to tell her what's coming. To 1 Kings 22, where four hundred prophets were confident and unanimous and wrong. And to...

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  Episode #6

  "I want to believe so bad but why God do this?"

  Aug 12, 202612 minS1

  <p>I'm convinced God made me just to suffer</p><p>A nineteen year old wrote in with a charge rather than a question. Short, underdeveloped, neurodivergent, socially anxious, a year since he last did anything with his friends — and his conclusion is that the one who made him did it deliberately, and did it against him. Maybe, he says, it was an inside joke.</p><p>This episode doesn't defend God and doesn't explain suffering. It goes to Job, who made the identical accusation in almost identical words — thine hands have made me, yet thou dost destroy me — and never...

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  Episode #5

  "Is it okay for me to pray that I find love?"

  Aug 11, 202611 minS1

  <p>Is it okay to pray that I find love?</p><p>Someone in their mid twenties wrote in asking whether this is a thing God would want them to bring to him — never been in love, never been pursued, never been told they're loved like that. The post apologises for the want four or five times before anyone has said a word to them.</p><p>So the question isn't really whether prayer is permitted. It's whether the want has to be converted into something more acceptable first — contentment, or gratitude, or asking to notice the love that's already ther...

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