Can You Question God and Still Have Faith? | Dr. Gerald Robison

Can you question what you believe without losing your faith? And when life brings suffering, unanswered prayers, or circumstances you cannot understand, what happens to the way you see God? In this episode of *The Unsaid*, I sit down with Dr. Gerald “Dr. G” Robison, a pastor, Bible teacher, and author who has spent decades helping people explore Scripture and think more deeply about their faith. Having pastored churches across three continents, trained Bible teachers in more than 25 countries, and written around 20 books, Dr. G brings a wealth of experience to some of life’s most difficult spiritual questions. His own experience surviving tongue cancer also brings a deeply personal perspective to conversations about suffering, mortality, and faith. Together, we explore why asking questions about God does not necessarily mean your faith is weak, how our understanding of Scripture shapes the way we live, and why knowing what we *ought* to do is not always the same as genuinely wanting to do it. We also discuss the difference between simply avoiding what is wrong and discovering a deeper sense of joy, the relationship between faith and purpose, and how humor can help us approach even the most difficult subjects. This is a conversation about looking beyond familiar answers, examining what we believe, and being willing to think more deeply about the things that shape our lives. Because sometimes, the questions we are afraid to ask are the very ones that help us understand what we believe—and why. Connect with Dr. Gerald “Dr. G” Robison: https://geraldrobison.com You’ve been listening to *The Unsaid*, where we explore the stories and truths that lie beneath the surface.