The Doubting Believer

by Obadiah Sedgwick, Don Kistler (Editor)

“Am I really a Christian?” At one time or another, all believers encounter periods of doubt regarding the genuineness of their faith. In this book, Puritan pastor Obadiah Sedgwick explores the kinds of doubt that commonly arise in the context of true saving faith, gently guiding the reader through fourteen circumstances likely to produce uncertainty. Using the Bible as a roadmap, the author helps us navigate away from the rocky shoals of doubt into the safe harbor of assurance.

Genres: Theology

214 pages, Hardcover

First published September 1, 1997

Reviews

[Jonah Welch]

One of the most important books I have read in my Christian life. Every believer must read. Sedgwick is a masterful spiritual physician, show how believers can look to Christ as their constant hope, in the midst of doubt. I will reference this book very much in my life and ministry!

Thank you to my friend, Dr. Jerry Mick at Digital Puritan Press (DPP) for this copy, I cannot wait to read more from O.S. in the future.

[Jenn Little]

So encouraging! He articulates the truth in such a earnest and convincing way! I heartily recommend to anyone who struggles with assurance and seasons of doubt!