Ramblings of a Sinner

What happens when lifelong faith collides with relentless doubt?

In Ramblings of a Sinner, George Geiger offers an unfiltered, deeply personal exploration of belief, skepticism, and the uneasy space in between. Drawing from decades of theological study, pastoral experience, and personal struggle, Geiger questions the sacred stories many accept without hesitation-and asks whether God still speaks in the modern world.

With honesty, irony, and emotional depth, the author revisits biblical narratives, religious traditions, and personal encounters with faith, challenging readers to look beyond literal interpretations and toward a living, present-tense relationship with God. This is not a book of easy answers or polished doctrine. It is a conversation-sometimes uncomfortable, sometimes hopeful-about doubt, imagination, silence, and belief.

Written for believers, skeptics, and those who feel caught between both worlds, Ramblings of a Sinner invites readers to wrestle honestly with God, tradition, and themselves-and to consider whether faith survives not despite doubt, but because of it.