Guy SohieThe three fears about saying yes to faith are real. But I've come to think they're aimed slightly off-center. Here's what they're actually pointing at.
Guy SohieMost people aren't afraid of faith. They're afraid of what saying yes to faith would cost. Those fears deserve to be named — not dismissed.
Guy SohieNobody told me that being fully known wouldn't make the hard things easy. Here's what it actually changes — and what it honestly doesn't.
Guy SohieNot a conversion experience. Not a commitment to a system. Just the one honest question that turns out to be the only real beginning.