Where Is God? An Invitation to Examine Faith Without Pretending It’s Easy
For more than two decades, Juanita Price has listened as people voiced their deepest questions about God—often not from skepticism alone, but from pain, loss, and long seasons of silence. Again and again, the same questions surfaced: Where is God? Why can’t I see Him? Why does belief feel so difficult when I need Him most?
Where Is God? was first written years ago as a brief reflection on those questions. This revised and expanded edition returns to them with greater depth, clarity, and compassion. Rather than rushing readers toward belief or dismissing doubt as failure, this book takes questions seriously—especially the ones born out of suffering. Here, faith is not presented as blind belief or easy comfort. Instead, readers are invited to examine the assumptions they bring to God: expectations of proof, demands for certainty, misunderstandings of silence, and the tension between freedom, responsibility, and trust. Along the way, the book explores why God can feel absent, whether science has made belief unnecessary, why Christian hypocrisy is so damaging, and whether faith is intellectually responsible at all.
This is not a book that pressures the reader to believe. It is a book that removes common intellectual barriers and leaves space for an honest response. What remains, after the questions are faced, is not coercion—but clarity. Written for skeptics, doubters, the wounded, and believers who still struggle, Where Is God? is an invitation to examine faith honestly—without pretending it is easy, safe, or free of cost.