The In-between

Have you ever experienced a time in your life when you didn’t feel the weight of God’s judgment after you sinned? There comes a moment when we often feel trapped, as if we are merely reliving the same experiences repeatedly. We burden ourselves with the shame of our past or are drawn back by the temptations embedded in the memories of our former lives. As we sift through old photos, we might find ourselves comparing our past selves to who we are now, asking, “Why am I stuck?” We recognize that our former life did not glorify God, yet it sometimes feels as if it was a bit easier than the struggles we face now.

As individuals who have recently embraced Christianity, many of us find ourselves hesitant to share the gospel or grappling with how we communicate with others and discuss them. It's crucial to recognize that how we use words plays a vital role in embarking on a Christian life and in our journey toward salvation.

Embracing rest and comfort is essential, but we must be mindful not to let it slip into idleness and laziness.

There are moments when we may feel like we are slowly losing hope, and during those times, we may not sense God's presence or hear His voice. We might feel trapped in numbness and silence. How can I trust that God has not abandoned me if I cannot feel or hear anything from Him?

New seasons in life can be intimidating, but rest assured, you don't need to worry. God already has a plan in place, and everything will work out for His good.

What exactly is baptism and repentance?