Why Do We Doubt What We Know Is True? Jonathan Cabada | S2Ep.24

You can know someone loves you and still question it after one difficult conversation. You can remember an answered prayer and still wonder whether God is listening when the next problem comes. Why does what we feel in the moment sometimes carry more weight than everything we already know? In this episode of Meaning Unseen, I sit down with Johnathan Cabada to explore the tension between what is true and what feels true. We reflect on how attention shapes our experience, why moments of clarity lose their influence, and how we drift from convictions we once thought we could never forget. Our conversation moves through everyday experiences of doubt and gratitude into deeper questions about faith, God’s provision, and discernment. When should we reconsider a conviction—and when do we need to return our attention to something we have lost sight of? What is something you know to be true but struggle to hold onto when life gets difficult? Share your thoughts in the comments. Subscribe to Meaning Unseen for thoughtful conversations exploring the questions, tensions, and mysteries of the human condition. Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0X0cPOC... Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Instagram:   / meaningunseenpodcast   TikTok:   / meaning.unseen.podcast   YouTube:    / @meaningunseenpodcast   #MeaningUnseen #FaithAndDoubt #JohnathanCabada