All around us, people are searching for God again. Many are tired, confused, and unsure what to believe. They scroll through endless arguments online, watch churches divide over politics, and see leaders they once trusted fall. As we look toward 2026, this season already feels like a year of spiritual yearning. A quiet hunger is rising -- especially among young people -- to find something real and trustworthy to hold on to. Many want a faith that feels honest and not hypocritical. They are asking questions that come from their pain: Where is God when the world feels cruel? Why do hate and fear speak louder than love? Why do…