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I’m a Christian. And if I’m being brutally honest… there are days I wonder if I’m even doing this right. I read the same Bible verses I’ve read a thousand times and they still feel flat. I pray and my mind wanders to groceries and deadlines. I sing worship songs but my heart feels numb. Some mornings I wake up and the first thought is still fear, not faith. I keep waiting to “arrive” at some stronger, more consistent version of myself, but the longer I walk with Jesus, the more I realize… this messy, doubting, inconsistent me is the one He chose. He didn’t wait for me to clean up my thoughts. He didn’t wait for my feelings to line up. He met me right in the middle of the numbness, the wandering mind, the fear that won’t leave. And somehow, in the middle of all that imperfection, He still says, ‘My grace is sufficient for you, for My power is made perfect in weakness.’ So I keep coming back. Not because I finally feel close to God, but because I know He is close to me — even when I can’t feel a thing. If your faith feels dry, distant, or just… not enough right now, you’re not broken beyond repair. You’re not failing at being a Christian. You’re just human. And Jesus has always been better at loving humans than we are at being them. Keep showing up anyway. Even numb. Even distracted. Even doubtful. He’s not grading your performance. He’s holding your heart. And that’s enough for today. #Christian
3 days ago
Jeannette Airhart
me tooI don't have a pretty Gold cross in fact I have no jewelry decent clothes nothing fancy Hole in the wall little room inhabitable I don't complain I have good jobs a few jobs together I eat am healthy have gas for a car I save for it's paid for up front I work inside and outside ty God it's enough for me though I wouldn't argue moving into a real little home 3 kids ear 30s now all doing good yes God ty I have more than enough by comparison to many Homeless !! the sick ect ty God
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Chester, CA
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kristopher Carter
This is exactly why Jesus told the woman to go and be at peace. If one followed the golden tie do unto others as one would have done to one’s self. Where is the sin.
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Detroit, MI
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ibisloveskitty
Young struggling Christian, please hear this Jesus was born a man he was also God you don’t think he struggled. Look what he asked in the garden of Yosemite father if there’s any way to take this away from me do it but then he said one one important thing, not my will, but yours be done. We have to trust in God cry out to him, cry out tell him to reveal himself to you with your situation, but make sure you’re right with him confession sense, and repent we are our own worst enemies. We get ourselves in these problems because we trust ourselves versus trusting God cry out to him, but do it with a pure heart. Ask the Holy Spirit to reveal himself to you and he will God loves you people he wishes none to perish.
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Jacinta Barrientez
true Christianity wouldn't have to ask if or she is doing right they automatically know and they should be able to here God whisper to them
3d
Sinton, TX
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BethBK
What an honest, powerful statement. Thank you for sharing.
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Laurie Gray
Amen 🙏
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jeremiah jenkins
When I feel this way, I start checking off everything I'm greatfull for. From Christ as my redeemer, all the way down to the lunch I haven't even eaten yet. And as I'm thanking him, I remember to give him ownership. Ownership over my kids, family, friends, my home, my car and work, etc. I try to examine if I'm taking care of those gifts. It helps me
1d
Longview, WA
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Peggy Kennerly
Keep believing. Amen 🙏 🙏 🙏
3d
Orangeburg, SC
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jcdaub
🙏🏼 Amen
3d
Kutztown, PA
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what the hell?
Amen
3d
Long Beach, CA
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