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We all trust someone to make the decisions that shape our lives. And most of the time, that someone is us. We trust our instincts, our experiences, and our ability to figure things out. But what happens when the way we've been making decisions isn't actually getting us where we want to go? What if our biggest trust issue isn't with other people? What if it's our reluctance to trust anyone more than ourselves? Maybe getting trust right starts with choosing who gets the final say.

Trust is complicated. We've all experienced what happens when we trust the wrong person. And sometimes, those experiences make it harder to trust anyone at all. But relationships can't grow without trust. And trying to control everything isn't much of an alternative. So how do you know who deserves your trust? How do you learn to trust again when you've been hurt? And what does it look like to trust God when you don't have all the answers? Maybe one of life's biggest questions isn't whether you can trust. It's who will you trust?

We all have an idea of who God is. Some of it comes from what we've been taught. Some from our experiences. And some from the assumptions we've made along the way. But what if the God you've imagined isn't quite who God actually is? What if He's bigger than your understanding, closer than you realize, and more loving than you ever expected? Maybe discovering who God really is starts with being willing to rethink what you've always believed about Him. What if God is better than you thought?

It's easy to believe everything happens at the right time when life is going well. But what about when it doesn't? When the relationship ends. When the diagnosis comes. When you've been waiting for something to change, and nothing does. People say God's timing is perfect. But what are you supposed to do when it feels like He's late? Maybe you've seen things work out in ways you never expected. Or maybe you're still waiting, wondering if God is even paying attention. What if God's presence matters even when His timing doesn't make sense?

Some songs have a way of putting words to things we've felt but never quite known how to say... Like what it feels like to lose your way. Maybe you've walked away from faith. Maybe religion left you disappointed. Or maybe the connection you once felt with God has slowly faded... And now you're wondering if you've gone too far to come back. But what if the door never closed? What if, after everything, you're still welcome home? Your story isn't over. And the door is still open.

Some questions about faith don't have easy answers. So instead of pretending they do, we opened the floor. In this live Ask Me Anything, people texted in their real questions about God, the Bible, doubt, faith, and the things that make following Jesus difficult—and Greg responded in real time. No questions off limits. No pretending doubt doesn't exist. Just an honest conversation about the questions people are actually asking.

Some questions about faith don't have easy answers. So instead of pretending they do, we opened the floor. In this live Ask Me Anything, people texted in their real questions about God, the Bible, doubt, faith, and the things that make following Jesus difficult—and Greg responded in real time. No questions off limits. No pretending doubt doesn't exist. Just an honest conversation about the questions people are actually asking.

Some questions about faith don't have easy answers. So instead of pretending they do, we opened the floor. In this live Ask Me Anything, people texted in their real questions about God, the Bible, doubt, faith, and the things that make following Jesus difficult—and Greg responded in real time. No questions off limits. No pretending doubt doesn't exist. Just an honest conversation about the questions people are actually asking.

Some questions about faith don't have easy answers. So instead of pretending they do, we opened the floor. In this live Ask Me Anything, people texted in their real questions about God, the Bible, doubt, faith, and the things that make following Jesus difficult—and Greg responded in real time. No questions off limits. No pretending doubt doesn't exist. Just an honest conversation about the questions people are actually asking.

Most people don't give up on their dreams all at once. They slowly convince themselves to stop trying. Maybe you've buried something you once believed you were meant to do. Maybe the voices around you—or the voice inside you—have convinced you it's too late, too unrealistic, or too costly. But what if the thing you can't stop thinking about isn't something to ignore? What if it's the song you were meant to sing? Don't go to your grave with the song still in you.

Anyone can stay calm when life is easy. The real test comes when everything starts falling apart. Pressure has a way of revealing what we're really trusting, what we're really afraid of, and who we're becoming. What if the hardest moments in life could become the moments that shape you for the better?

Following Jesus was never meant to be private. Every one of us knows someone who's exploring faith, asking questions, or wondering if there's more to life. And God has already placed people in your path for a reason. The question isn't whether you have all the answers. It's whether you'll invest your time, attention, and reputation to help someone take one step closer to Jesus.

We live in a world full of information. But information isn't the same as wisdom. Most of us don't need more opinions. We need the humility to ask better questions, seek godly counsel, and trust God's wisdom over our own. Because the smartest decision isn't always the one you came up with.