What do you do when you are loosing faith?

Answer 1

Keep hearing the word of God:

Romans 10:17 So then faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the word of God.

Build your faith by praying in the Spirit:

Jude 20 But you, beloved, building yourselves up on your most holy faith, praying in the Holy Spirit.

God bless you.

Answer 2

Take an open and honest look at what you believe in and why you believe it. Don't be scared to ask questions, and stay away from people who consider it a sin. It's more of a sin to force yourself to stay in the same mindset for ever.

Read up, talk to other people, pray, seek the truth as far as you can.

I've heard some people say that they've lost their faith because things didn't go their way. If that's you reason, consider this: prayer isn't a little wish list, and life isn't a rose garden. Rather, prayer is opening yourself up and connecting to God, finding out what he wants from you. Usually the person who prays sincerely changes rather than his circumstances.

Answer 3

Some things that I would suggest are:

1. Pray with a sincere heart and open mind
2. Search and ponder the scriptures, don't just read, there is a difference
3. Talk with people who you feel have a lot of faith. Discuss your feelings with them. It would probably be good for you to pray for the Lord to lead you to the right people for you to talk with.

Good luck. Faith has a short shelf life and needs to be nourished on a daily basis.

Answer 4

Let it go; if you hold on to something that you don't believe in anymore, you are living in the past. If you do this, you will never be able to live in the present and put yourself on the road to clarity. It is best not to look back too much, as it can lead to depression. Look forward and search for truth using your new insights. Be careful not to latch on to the first thing that reminds you of how things used to be. That is a dead end. An open mind is a doorway to enlightenment.

Answer 5

You need to search for better spiritual answers, that will inspire you more. You can sharpen your spiritual senses by, meditation/prayer, mind-body exercise, a healthy diet, not overindulging, and looking for inspiration from all sources. God will guide you and inspire you, but you must find the path that is right for you. Faith comes from confidence that your beliefs, are making a positive difference in your life. You could try other churches, but don't expect perfection, and that you will find one you have perfect agreement with. If a church has good spiritual energy, they are useful, even if you disagree with some of their spiritual beliefs.

Answer 6

religiously? thank god, i never had that expeience. I may be cold and out for a while, but i've always have it with me, especially when i'm down and when i'm at my happiest. i visit Him at the tabernacle or at the church. I listen to His words through the priest that I trust. Even listening to music really soothes the soul. and if you really go around doing good things, even the smallest kind things to people you don't even know, the rewards are great seeing the gratitude on their part - now that's very faith-renewing.

Answer 7

I respect everyone for their Faith and own beliefs.
However I find it more satisfying to believe in ones inner feelings, and say there is a feeling inside of us that strengthens/determines our course through life....from that comes the Faith and we as individuals should never lose that,all through our lives.

Answer 8

There was a reason for it -- what I had faith in didn't hold up. So I stepped back and reconsidered everything from the beginning.

Answer 9

Recall the times when God has been faithful, count my blessings and praise Him, praise has power the moment you start to take the focus off yourself and begin to focus on Him and praise Him for who He is, the doubt and unbelief disappears.

Answer 10

Losing faith in what?
In who?
Make a vow and keep it.