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Room For Doubt Room For Doubt seeks to encourage questions, address doubts, and strengthen Christian faith. It’s for those who want help and for those who want to help others.

ROOM FOR DOUBT (R4D) offers a variety of resources for anyone with genuine curiosity and questions about Christianity. R4D provides materials through in-person and online presentations, its website (www.roomfordoubt.com), and its app. Users can easily ask questions, search for answers, and conveniently share articles and videos. Videos are available on our Vimeo and YouTube channels. (Check out ou

r premier video animation: “Why Do You Still Believe, Grandpa?”)

R4D has a growing number of curriculum options. Our featured curriculum is called "Basic Questions." This six-week series is ideally designed for entire churches, but it can be used in multi-church campaigns, Christian schools, campus ministries, and small groups. It includes message manuscripts, adult & youth discussion guides, and many resources (e.g., videos for promotion, video message bumpers, special graphics/slides, song suggestions, etc.). Discussion guides are now conveniently accessible within the mobile app. The series covers doubt, God’s existence, Jesus’ identity, evil & suffering, the Bible’s reliability, and truth & tolerance. The materials were written by Mark Mittelberg, Garry Poole, and Lee Strobel, with additional resources by Dr. Rich Knopp and Dr. Zach Breitenbach. Our lesson series called "Strengthen Your Faith" is for Christian camps (high school & college), church classes, small groups, youth groups, college campus ministries, home schools, Christian schools, and families. Each lesson provides a teacher outline with notes, a student outline, recommended online resources, and discussion questions. The 15 lessons cover doubt, evil & suffering, justice and equality, morality, apologetics, the reliability of Scripture, Jesus' resurrection, truth & tolerance, and more! We are working on other video-based curriculum options: (1) a 24-week series for high school church youth groups that covers basic Christian beliefs, the Christian worldview, non-Christian worldviews, and apologetics; (2) a 1-2 session resource specifically for high school graduating seniors; and (3) a small group or class curriculum on Richard Knopp's book, Truth About God: What Can We Know and How Can We Know It? From 2013-2022, Room For Doubt was fully funded by a private foundation and hosted at Lincoln Christian University. It is now a separate ministry that no longer receives grant funds. Its continuing operation now depends on donations by individuals and churches. Dr. Richard Knopp is the Executive Director and Professor Emeritus of Philosophy & Christian Apologetics at LCU. Hannah Brimner is the Technology and Social Media Specialist. Please follow our page, use our valuable resources, and spread the word about Room For Doubt!

Labor Day weekend. If you know someone close, let them know about this event. Otherwise, pray for joy in learning from S...
13/08/2026

Labor Day weekend. If you know someone close, let them know about this event. Otherwise, pray for joy in learning from Scripture.

See our latest post from Dr. Tim Barbee!"Scripture never gives us one simple reason why God waited, but it does show tha...
05/08/2026

See our latest post from Dr. Tim Barbee!
"Scripture never gives us one simple reason why God waited, but it does show that God worked throughout history to prepare his people for Christ’s arrival."

Marcey asks, "If God knew from the beginning that he would send His son after sin had entered the world. Why did he wait? What was the reasoning for His timing? -- Hi Marcey, The apostle Paul gives some insight into your question in one of his letters. The churches in Galatia were divided ethni

31/07/2026
See our latest post from Dr. Mark Mangano!"Though sin still lurks in our wills, the LORD has not removed his Holy Spirit...
15/07/2026

See our latest post from Dr. Mark Mangano!

"Though sin still lurks in our wills, the LORD has not removed his Holy Spirit from us. We can grieve the Spirit, but the Spirit remains. The fruit of the Spirit is evidence that the Spirit is at home in our hearts."

Question from Colin: Samson seemed to break every law in the book and then some. Marrying with the Philistines in the first place and then going with a pr******te. Taking honey from a dead co**se would also have violated the law and especially his strict Nazarite code. The Spirit still moved on him

See our latest post from Dr. Bret Hammond!"The issue is not only what we know, but what we are willing to give up."
10/07/2026

See our latest post from Dr. Bret Hammond!

"The issue is not only what we know, but what we are willing to give up."

Gary asked, "Why didn't Saul of Tarsus find the evidence for the Resurrection convincing? He had access to all of it for three years. He did not convert until he had a "heavenly vision". Doesn't that prove that the evidence for the Resurrection is not that good?" ______

10/04/2026

Shawn shares a question from a "new believer" about different Bible interpretations, especially regarding baptism: I'm trying to explain to a new believer the different interpretations of the Bible. A stumbling point for him, for example, is why some churches preach that one must be b

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