Beautifully said, and I really resonate with the struggle. I’ve found that the moment you start focusing on things of the spirit, the enemy works overtime to pull you back into spiritual drift. But being a Christian doesn’t make you immune to temptation or distraction, it just means we know where to return. Jesus promised comfort and a way through.
Iron sharpens iron, and sometimes the in-and-out moments are part of that stretching and strengthening. Lean on Him like you would a close friend. Talk to Him. Start your days with Him. And where you can, cut out the noise.
Beautifully said, and I really resonate with the struggle. I’ve found that the moment you start focusing on things of the spirit, the enemy works overtime to pull you back into spiritual drift. But being a Christian doesn’t make you immune to temptation or distraction, it just means we know where to return. Jesus promised comfort and a way through.
Iron sharpens iron, and sometimes the in-and-out moments are part of that stretching and strengthening. Lean on Him like you would a close friend. Talk to Him. Start your days with Him. And where you can, cut out the noise.
Ah thank you so much. Everything you said is spot on.
Being consistent with starting and ending my days with Him is definitely something I’m striving for.