In this powerful exploration of faith, we confront the challenging question: 'If God is real, why does He feel so distant?' We're reminded that this struggle is as old as faith itself, with even biblical figures like David and Job grappling with God's seeming absence. The Psalms, particularly laments like Psalm 13 and 22, give voice to our deepest doubts and fears. Yet, we're encouraged to see that God doesn't shy away from our questions - He welcomes them. The story of Thomas, often labeled as 'Doubting,' shows us that Jesus meets us in our uncertainty, inviting us to touch His wounds and believe. This message challenges us to look for God's presence in unexpected places - in small acts of kindness, in the helpers during crises, and in the fruit of the Spirit manifested around us. We're called to practice honest prayer, engage with biblical laments, and cultivate silence to hear God's whisper. Ultimately, we're reminded that even when God feels distant, His promise to never leave or forsake us remains true.