What If I'm Not Sure God Exists?: Honest Conversations about Faith, Doubt, and Growing Up

What If I'm Not Sure God Exists? Honest Conversations About Faith, Doubt, and Growing UpWhat if you believe in God-but still have questions?What if you want to believe, but you're not sure you do?What if some of the things you've been told about faith just don't make sense anymore?What If I'm Not Sure God Exists? is a thoughtful devotional for teens who are curious about faith, wrestling with doubt, or simply trying to figure out what they believe for themselves.This book creates space to wonder, question, reflect, and explore.Through approachable reflections and meaningful prompts, teens are invited into conversations about God, doubt, identity, growing up, purpose, uncertainty, and what it means to have a faith that is genuinely their own.This is a devotional about becoming curious enough to ask the questions that matter.Inside, teens will find: - Thought-provoking reflections- Honest conversations about faith and doubt- Questions that encourage deeper thinking rather than easy answers- Space for personal reflection, journaling, and creativity- Encouragement to explore beliefs without pretending to be certain Created by an Art Therapist Written by an art therapist and former educator, this book includes creative art activities designed to give teens another way to explore the questions that can be difficult to put into words. Alongside the written reflections and prompts, readers are invited to draw, colour, create, and respond visually-without needing to be "good at art." The activities offer space to slow down, get curious, and explore faith, doubt, identity, and meaning in a way that feels personal rather than prescriptive. Ideal for teens exploring their faith, young people experiencing questions or doubts about faith, families looking for meaningful conversation starters, youth groups, and anyone who wants to give permission to ask bigger questions. A note from the author: I wrote this book because it's what I needed when I was growing up. I didn't need cheesy religious clichés or tidy answers to huge questions. I needed honesty. I needed someone to tell me that I was allowed to wonder about God, question what I had been taught, and admit when I simply wasn't sure. I wanted space to think about faith rather than being told what I was supposed to think. This book is the space I wish I'd had. There's More Than Writing in Here As an art therapist, I know that we don't always figure things out by thinking or talking about them. Sometimes making something helps us notice what we couldn't quite find words for. That's why this book includes art activities alongside the reflections and questions-to give you another way to explore what you believe, what you're unsure about, and what you're still figuring out.