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4 questions i asked myself when i realized i was a bad Christian [and i didn't love the answers]
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"what would i tell a younger version of myself about staying close to God?" i sat with that one for a while. the answer was: start earlier, be more consistent, and stop thinking you have more time than you do. then i realized i was giving myself that same advice right now. 📝
"am i actually growing in my faith, or just going through the motions?" i asked myself this and genuinely could not answer it. i was showing up to church, calling myself a Christian, but i hadn't opened my bible outside of sunday in months. that question was the thing that finally made me move. 📖
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When I began to question my spiritual life, it was not an easy path. Like many, I found myself attending church regularly but realized that my faith felt stagnant. The moment I asked myself, "Am I truly growing in my faith, or just going through the motions?" was a turning point. This led me to discover the importance of daily devotion and active engagement with scripture. Using apps like Faith Mode, which you can find free on the App Store, has been an eye-opening experience. It offers daily devotionals and prayers that help me stay connected to God even on busy days. The reminder that "You are loved beyond measure," inspired by Ephesians 3:9, is a powerful encouragement that I often revisit. Reflecting on what advice I would give my younger self, I realized the value of starting early and being consistent in my spiritual practices. Time feels abundant until I recognize that it is fleeting. This mindset shift has helped me reprioritize my relationship with God. From personal experience, faith is not about perfection but about honest self-examination and growth. Asking hard questions and seeking resources like Faith Mode can nurture your spiritual walk and deepen your faith, helping you avoid simply going through the motions.
