Biblical Answer

When your faith is shattered, it's a difficult and painful experience. However, it's not the end of your faith journey. In fact, it's an opportunity to re-evaluate and strengthen your faith. The first step is to assess your faith and identify the root cause of the problem. Ask yourself questions like "What am I basing my faith on?" "Is it on experiences or on God's Word?" If your faith is based on experiences, it's likely to be shaken by circumstances. But if your faith is rooted in God's Word, you'll be able to stand firm even in the midst of challenges.

To strengthen your faith, you need to know God's Word better. This requires a commitment to attend meetings where you can listen to preaching and teaching of God's Word. You also need to make a habit of reading and studying the Bible regularly. As you do this, you'll develop a deeper understanding of God's character and His ways. You'll learn to trust Him more, and your faith will grow. Remember, faith is not about having great mountain-moving faith, but about trusting God in the midst of challenges. It's about throwing yourself on Him, even when you don't understand what He's doing.

Growing your faith is a continuous process. It requires effort and commitment, just like developing strong muscles. You need to continually use your faith and trust God, even when it's hard. Don't wait for the perfect circumstances to have faith; take a leap of faith into God's provision today. Remember, your faith will grow today if you do what God has told you. So, don't give up on your faith, even when it's shattered. Instead, use this opportunity to strengthen your faith and trust God more. As the Bible says, "Faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the word of God" (Romans 10:17). Keep hearing from God's Word, and your faith will grow stronger.