for we walk by faith, not by sight.
Nobody actually walks by sight all the time. You board planes without seeing the engineering, trust doctors without reading the research yourself, love people whose thoughts you can never fully verify. Some amount of walking on things you can't fully see is just how life works.
This verse names that same posture and points it toward God — not as blind guessing, but as trust placed in something real even when it isn't visible yet. That's a very different thing than pretending uncertainty doesn't exist. It's choosing to move forward anyway, based on something more solid than what's currently in front of your eyes.
If you're the kind of person who wants proof before you'll commit to anything, that's not a flaw to apologize for. But it might be worth asking what you're actually waiting to see — and whether some things were always going to require a step before the view got clear.
If you've been waiting for certainty before you'll take God seriously, it might help to look honestly at what's actually being asked of you.
A short video on this is coming soon — for now, read on.