Biblical answers to life’s biggest questions.
If you have ever wondered why a loving God allows suffering, grief, death, delay, judgment, or silence — this series is for you. You are not the only one asking. Come, and bring your questions.
Come to the evening that meets you where you are right now.
Each session takes on one hard question, openly. Come to one, or come to them all.

For anyone who has looked at the pain in the world and wondered whether God is even there.

For anyone who wants to know if an ancient book can still be trusted with real life.

For anyone worn out by a life that never seems to slow down.

For anyone shaped by wounds, habits, or thoughts they cannot quite explain.

For anyone who has felt boxed in by religion and its long list of do-nots.

For anyone grieving, or quietly afraid of what comes next.

For anyone who has prayed and heard only silence.

For anyone burned by church people, or wondering why it even matters.

For anyone afraid they would not measure up before God.

For anyone troubled by how a loving God and hell fit together.

For anyone wanting to know what it actually cost, and why it matters for them.

For anyone who has wondered whether their life means anything at all.
If you are unsure, here is what you can count on.
Not a hard sell. A pastor who loves the hard questions, and a psychologist who has spent her life helping people through suffering. Get to know them before you come.

Youth and young-adult pastor at Granite Bay and an Amazing Facts speaker who is not afraid of the Bible’s hardest questions. He has spent years walking with people through doubt toward honest, hopeful answers.

A licensed clinical psychologist (PhD, Loma Linda). A pastor’s kid who saw real brokenness up close, she has devoted her career to walking with people through suffering, and shares practical mental-health insight before each evening talk.
▶ The Brain People Podcast — the mental-health podcast she co-hosts, on Spotify →

Exactly as you are, with every question you carry.
Come, listen, ask, and leave. Nobody will single you out.
Doubts are not the enemy of faith. Bring your hardest ones.
Join us at the church or from home. Either way, you belong.
Every session is free. Dr. K’dee shares practical mental-health insight before each talk.
Come as you are. Someone will greet you and help you find a seat.
A few minutes to settle in before the evening begins.
On many evenings, Dr. K’dee shares a short, practical thought before the message.
Pastor Aron takes on the evening’s question openly and thoughtfully.
Afterward you are welcome to talk and ask, or simply head home.
You are wrestling with doubt, grieving a loss, tired of shallow answers, far from church, simply curious, or a believer who still carries honest questions. You are welcome exactly as you are.
It is not a pressure campaign, a debate to win, or a place where you will be judged for what you do or do not believe. No hard sell, ever.
Not at all. Come to one evening, a few, or all twelve. Each session stands on its own, so you will never feel lost walking in.
Yes, completely free. There is no ticket, no offering pressure, and no sign-up on the night. Just come.
Yes. Every session streams live on our YouTube channel. If you would like the link and full schedule sent to you, just leave your name and email in the Plan Your Visit section above.
No. Come, listen, ask your honest questions, and leave. You are welcome exactly as you are, wherever you are on your journey.
Anyone wrestling with the hard questions of faith and life. Believers, doubters, seekers, and the simply curious are all welcome.
No ticket. No pressure. Tell us how you would like to come and we will send you the full schedule and the livestream link. In person or online, your choice.
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Free. No pressure. We will only send this series’ schedule and reminders, and you can unsubscribe anytime.
Edmonton Central Adventist Church
10131 111 Avenue NW, Edmonton
Free parking on site
We livestream every session on our YouTube channel. Sample a message before you decide.
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