When the Bible
Doesn't Make Sense

What to Do When Scripture Confuses You

You are reading along, and it does not add up. A verse feels harsh, a story turns confusing, two passages seem to disagree. That moment is not a crack in your faith. This free guide shows you what to do with it.

A clear picture of what is happening when a passage does not make sense, and why it is not your fault.

A calm, repeatable approach for working through any confusing text.

Freedom from the quiet fear that you are doing faith wrong, and steady confidence in how to read instead.

~ A Little About Robin ~

I remember exactly how overwhelming it felt to be a new believer holding a Bible that sometimes seemed to contradict itself. I spent 18 years walking with Jesus and studying difficult passages. That journey led me to write The Way Through, a guide to help people like you navigate the confusing parts of Scripture without losing your faith.

The questions you're carrying are not a sign that your faith is weak. They're a sign that you're taking it seriously. This guide is my way of sitting down with you, opening the Bible together, and working through the parts that feel confusing or even troubling, so you can keep moving forward with confidence.

Confusion Is Not the Opposite of Faith

Almost every honest reader of the Bible meets the wall: this does not make sense. Too often, we assume the problem is us, that we are not spiritual enough, smart enough, or faithful enough to understand. That is not true.

This guide names what is happening when Scripture confuses you, missing context, ancient genres, translation gaps, and offers a calm, repeatable way to work through it. Rather than avoiding the hard parts or forcing an answer, you will know how to approach them with confidence.

Your confusion is often a sign that you are paying close attention. It can become the doorway to real understanding, and to a deeper trust in the God behind the words.

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