Hey peace, I’m coming from you.
Hey guys! It’s been awhile!
I’ve picked up a new Bible, the illustrating Bible. (Which I loveeeee) and this new study from the daily grace company.
Life has been life’n lately, which unfortunately I’m sure most of us can relate. I’ve been struggling with thoughts of suicide and just thoughts of feeling unworthy and so alone. How is that even possible when I’m blessed with 5 busy children who fill my heart with laughter daily. I know it sounds crazy, but like I said life has been life’n and that sneaky devil will come in and convince you that you are alone even when you are surrounded by people who love you- and even if you aren’t surrounded by kids, family or friends you’re surrounded by God. Know that.
Anyways- as I started this study It referenced Hebrews 4:15-16. “For we do not have a high priest who is unable to sympathize with our weaknesses, but one who has been tempted in every way as we are, yet without sin”
And this made me cryyyyyy out. Do you know what this means?! When we feel alone and state that no one understands us- that is a lie from the enemy because we have Jesus who has endured EVERYTHING. there is NOTHING that we carry that Jesus hasn’t already carried and he carried it without sin. He gets it, so give it to him.
I pray that in those dark moments when you feel alone, that you understand you are not alone. Stop reaching out to people who simply don’t get it, but talk to the one who does!!
#neveralone #jesus #christiangirl #jesusfollower #jesuslovesyou #savedbygrace #christian
In our journey through life, we all face moments where we feel overwhelmed or disconnected. It's vital to recognize that these feelings, while real, can often distort our perception of reality. The Illustrated Bible and studies from faith-led organizations can provide profound insights during these challenging times. Hebrews 4:15-16 reassures us that Jesus understands our struggles, having faced every temptation without sin. His empathy allows us to approach Him during crises. Moreover, community support through discussions, like those fostered with #neveralone or #jesus, can cultivate a sense of belonging and understanding. Connecting with others who share our faith can remind us that we are not isolated in our battles. Engaging in spiritual practices can foster a sense of peace and resilience, reinforcing our identity as its defined by God's love rather than our circumstances. When you're navigating dark periods, leaning into scripture, prayer, and fellowship can illuminate your path forward. Embrace the support available and remember, true solace often lies in surrendering your burdens to God.