When You're Not Sure You Believe, Say It Anyway

When You’re Not Sure You Believe, Say It Anyway After Jesus showed His wounds to the disciples, something shifted. Peter—who had denied even knowing Jesus—found courage to stand up and preach boldly. What changed? Not the danger. Not the circumstances. What changed was that Peter had seen the risen Christ—and he couldn’t stay silent. There’s something powerful about speaking hope aloud , even when we don't fully feel it yet. "Hope rises when we dare to say it out loud." Our hearts need reminders. Our voices teach our souls to believe again. Even now, after grief, after doubt, after sorrow, we can still speak the truth: Jesus is alive—and I am not alone. Today, wherever you are—at your desk, in your car, folding laundry—say aloud: "Jesus is alive—and I am not alone." Say it once. Say it again tomorrow. Let your own words lead your heart back to life.