Faith Through Fiction: Christian Stories That Teach Biblical Truth and Grow Your Faith
Rick Porterfield
1 episodes
1 month ago
What if your relationship with God feels more like a performance review than a love story? Meet Mark Davidson — disciplined Christian, devoted father, high-performing accountant. He reads his Bible. Prays daily. Tithes faithfully. Checks every box. So why does he wake up every morning wondering: "Have I done enough for God to love me?" Mark's faith is collapsing under the weight of spiritual score-keeping. He's not struggling with sin — he's exhausted from striving. The real problem: Externa...
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What if your relationship with God feels more like a performance review than a love story? Meet Mark Davidson — disciplined Christian, devoted father, high-performing accountant. He reads his Bible. Prays daily. Tithes faithfully. Checks every box. So why does he wake up every morning wondering: "Have I done enough for God to love me?" Mark's faith is collapsing under the weight of spiritual score-keeping. He's not struggling with sin — he's exhausted from striving. The real problem: Externa...
What if your relationship with God feels more like a performance review than a love story? Meet Mark Davidson — disciplined Christian, devoted father, high-performing accountant. He reads his Bible. Prays daily. Tithes faithfully. Checks every box. So why does he wake up every morning wondering: "Have I done enough for God to love me?" Mark's faith is collapsing under the weight of spiritual score-keeping. He's not struggling with sin — he's exhausted from striving. The real problem: Externa...
Faith Through Fiction: Christian Stories That Teach Biblical Truth and Grow Your Faith
What if your relationship with God feels more like a performance review than a love story? Meet Mark Davidson — disciplined Christian, devoted father, high-performing accountant. He reads his Bible. Prays daily. Tithes faithfully. Checks every box. So why does he wake up every morning wondering: "Have I done enough for God to love me?" Mark's faith is collapsing under the weight of spiritual score-keeping. He's not struggling with sin — he's exhausted from striving. The real problem: Externa...
