
READ: EZEKIEL 36:26; JOHN 6:60-69; 1 CORINTHIANS 15:1-11 The question is asked, “What do you believe?” I open my mouth to recite the familiar words: “I believe in God, the Father almighty.” But do I believe? Can I claim this testimony? I close my mouth and wonder, Can I honestly profess these ancient words? Then I remember The peace during the storms, The answers to big and seemingly small prayers— My stubborn stone heart becomes humble flesh. And I do believe. Even though it’s not clear and easy, I join my voice with the chorus of the redeemed. Affirming with feeble but fresh faith the words of my confession. • Mary Rozendal • Have you had times when you wondered whether or not you really believe what you say you believe? What or who has helped you sort out your questions? What questions do you still have? • What are some of the central truths of our faith in the gospel—or good news—of Jesus Christ? (For more about this good news, see our "Know Jesus" page.) • The speaker in today...
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