*Trigger warning* I STRUGGLE SPIRITUALLY BUT I WONT QUIT AND YOU SHOULDN'T EITHER. I WILL CONTINUE TO FIGHT. I SEEK THE MESSIAH! THESE ARE PERILOUS TIMES! ITS TIME TO CHANGE AND SEEK GOD! Love as you would want to be loved. Forgive as you would want to be forgiven. I say everything on this blog... Everything. and maybe more. I guess I do music?🤔 This is a digital journal/diary/collection of poetry/rhymes and thoughts. PRAISE GOD! GOD BLESS. my story prior to my walk with Christ and some recent poetry/music...tread lightly↓↓↓ https://youtube.com/@thaunknowndreadhead4185
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The World Is Going Through A Major Spiritual Shift And Those Who Choose To Ignore It Are The Same Individuals
The world is going through a major spiritual shift and those who choose to ignore it are the same individuals that label the ones who do notice it as "crazy".
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If you haven't fallen in love with God first, then don't fall in love because there is no real love here on Earth.
~Thaunknowndreadhead~
Trying to fit in with the world when you're meant to serve a God given purpose, will usually leave you feeling lonely. The more and more you resist and try to fit in with the world, the more lonely you will feel. If you feel like you've never fit in and youve never gotten along with anybody or had to adjust yourself to fit in or never really had friends, or people no longer associate with you, then it's usually because your meaning is of God and for God only not of the world. Stay prayful. God bless.
I'm sure alot of people feel how Paul feels as a believer. In (Romans 7:13–23).
"Paul describes his devastating experience of wanting to do what is good and finding himself doing what is sinful instead. Bible scholars disagree about whether the picture Paul paints of this experience is describing himself before he was a Christian, when he was trying to follow the law, or whether it was a current experience of trying to do good in his own power as a Christian. Based on the Greek tenses used, Paul seems to be describing the ongoing struggle of a believer against sin, rather than something he "got over" when he was saved (Romans 7:13–23).
We all have to keep faith and know that we have to be as consistently faithful and prayful at all costs. God bless