It sounds humble. But it’s not. That quiet voice in your head saying, 'It’s pointless to hope,' isn’t realism—it’s rebellion in disguise. Irrational fatalism dresses up despair as wisdom, but underneath, it quietly accuses God of being absent, indifferent, or untrustworthy. The Cross says otherwise

If your theology only works when life is smooth, it isn’t Gospel. But if it teaches you to thank God with a throbbing finger and bless Him while bone-tired—then it’s real.