Over the past 3-4 years I’ve gone back and forth on my believe and faith for God. And it is truly because of society.
So many people had a phase (well it was a phase for me) of questioning whether or not I believed.
Well the answer is I do. Without God, so many things went unanswered. So many decisions fell through. So many things in my life were so chaotic.
With God. Y’all might think I’m being dramatic but whew Chile. The peace he has brought me. He has taught me. He is working through me.
Let me make it clear that I am still in the beginning of my journey. I can’t remember a Bible verse to save my life (besides John 3:16)
I still sin. Many people can’t or won’t admit that. But they probably still do too. As I am working towards getting closer to God. Finding others that want to talk about worship, and growth, change is actually harder than I thought.
Everyone says they want to do a Bible study group. Then no one shows up 😭
Everyone says they’d be down to talk about how God has helped, but messages go unread.
So here I am sharing my journey and the people that have helped me get this far.
If God has helped you just today, drop a comment below 🤍
2024/3/5 Edited to
... Read moreOver the years, many individuals wrestle with their faith and belief in God, often influenced by societal pressures and personal experiences. A quote encapsulates this beautifully: *'Sometimes, the answer to our prayers is not gaining but losing; which ultimately is the gain.'* This highlights that prayer may lead to a loss of negativity like anger, ego, and insecurity, which can be transformative.
Many people encounter phases of questioning their beliefs, yet they often find solace and answers by reconnecting with spirituality. Engaging in community, such as Bible study groups, can be a daunting task; intentions to connect spiritually may not always translate into real participation. However, sharing experiences, even in informal settings, can be incredibly enriching.
It's essential to recognize that imperfections are part of the journey. Acknowledging struggles with sin and personal growth can provide a sense of unity among believers, reminding us that we are not alone in our challenges.
Encouraging open dialogue about how God has impacted our lives fosters a supportive community. By sharing personal anecdotes and insights, individuals deepen their understanding of faith and inspire others on their spiritual path. Remember to be open-hearted and find strength in vulnerability as you seek connection with others who share your journey of faith.