There is room for your questions
Some books are meant to be discussed.This one might need to be.
Making Space for Doubt was written for the questions we sometimes carry quietly.
- Questions about God.
- Questions about what happened.
- Questions about what didn’t happen.
- Questions we may have been afraid to admit we even had.
A Making Space for Doubt Book Circle gives you a place to talk about them.
There is room for your questions here because there is room for them with Jesus.
Making Space for Doubt isn't about learning to live without answers. It's about bringing what you don't understand honestly to the One who is trustworthy, even when the answers don't come quickly. God is not threatened by your honesty.
Questioning God and walking with God are not necessarily opposites. Honest questions can be carried in His presence rather than hidden from Him.
Curious about the book?
Read the first chapter free and see if this is a conversation you want to join.
This isn't a book club.
A small, guided conversation inspired by Making Space for Doubt. We won't try to fix your questions or force agreement. We'll listen honestly, return to Scripture, and trust the Holy Spirit to lead us toward truth.
A Making Space for Doubt Book Circle is a small, facilitated gathering where women read the book together and talk honestly about what it brings up for them.
The facilitator isn't there to teach the book. She's there to hold the conversation.
- Circle size
- 5 to 8 women
- Rhythm
- 6 weekly gatherings
- Length
- About 75 minutes
- Where
- Online via Zoom
Because some questions sound different when you finally say them out loud.
You can absolutely read Making Space for Doubt by yourself. But there is freedom in sitting with women who love Jesus and don't feel the need to pretend they have every answer.
Someone may say something you've thought but never admitted. Someone else's story may help you see your own differently.
Faith isn't always having the answers. Sometimes faith is trusting God enough to ask the questions.
Making room for doubt isn't about encouraging unbelief. It's recognizing that an honest question can become an invitation to know God more deeply rather than something we have to hide from Him.
What to Expect
Inside a Book Circle
Small Circles
Designed to create genuine conversation rather than getting lost in a crowd.
Guided Conversation
A trained facilitator helps create a thoughtful, respectful space without turning the gathering into a teaching session.
Read Between Gatherings
Participants read assigned portions of Making Space for Doubt before each Circle.
Honest Questions
You are invited to talk about what challenged you, bothered you, surprised you, or made you think.
No Pressure to Have an Answer
You are allowed to sit with a question before deciding what you think about it.
Faith Has a Place Here
This is a faith-rooted space where questions are not treated as rebellion and uncertainty does not disqualify you.
Who This Is For
Maybe you've never called it doubt.
Perhaps you've called it confusion or disappointment. Or chose silence because of a season you still don't understand.
Or maybe you've simply discovered that some of the answers that once satisfied you don't anymore.
Maybe you're the one who knows that you love Jesus and still have questions you haven't known what to do with.
Maybe you've gotten good at acting like you have no questions, when what you really need is room to be honest.
- What happens when the God you trustdoesn't do what you thought He would?
- How do you keep trusting when God feels quiet or distant?
- Can you question God and still be walking faithfully with Him?
A Note From Roz
I wrote this book because I've been where you are, asking the hard questions and wondering if faith could hold them. It can. You don't have to have it all figured out to take the next faithful step.
The Book
The conversation begins with the book.
Making Space for Doubt explores what happens when faith and questions occupy the same space.
Rather than treating doubt as something to hide, fear, or immediately eliminate, the book invites readers to bring their questions into their relationship with God.
The Book Circle takes that conversation off the page and gives women a safe place to explore what the book brings up in them.
Start With One Chapter
Not ready to commit? Start with one chapter.
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A different kind of conversation.
Book Circles are not designed around
- Teaching
- Chapter summaries
- Finding one correct answer
- Fixing one another
- Giving unsolicited advice
- Performing spiritual certainty
Instead, the Circle makes room for
- Honest reaction
- Thoughtful questions
- Listening
- Reflection
- Different experiences
- Faith that is still growing
A Note About Safety
We treat what is shared here with care.
Every participant is asked to honor the privacy of the Circle and the stories entrusted to it. The goal is not agreement.
The goal is honest conversation held with grace.
Two Ways to Participate
Join a Circle
For women who want to experience Making Space for Doubt with other women.
Host or Facilitate a Circle
For women, churches, ministries, small groups, or community leaders who would like to bring a Making Space for Doubt Book Circle to their community. Facilitators aren't teachers or experts. They are women who create and protect space for honest conversation.
Stay connected with Live Reframed.
Occasional reflections, resources, and news about what is coming next, written for women who are still asking honest questions.
You don't have to be afraid of the question.
Some questions may be answered. Others may remain unresolved. Making Space isn't about pretending those questions don't matter. It's about bringing what you don't understand honestly to Jesus and learning that He can still be trusted in the places you cannot explain.
There is room for your questions and your faith.
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