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How Do I Know God Loves Me?
👉🏻 Are you unsure about who God really is? If you see God as unpredictable, critical, or emotionally distant, it can be difficult to trust that His love is real.
Discover what Scripture reveals about God's gentle, faithful, trustworthy, and consistently good character—and why you don't have to figure out who God is based on your feelings. You can get to know Him as He actually is.
How Do I Make God Love Me?
👉🏻 If you're exhausted from trying to be a good enough Christian, you may be treating God's love like something you have to earn.
But Scripture tells us something completely different: God's love came first.
Discover why God's love is a gift, not a reward—and what it can look like to stop striving and begin learning to receive His love.
Why Does God Feel So Far Away?
👉🏻 If you've prayed and heard only silence, you may wonder if God has forgotten you.
Discover why His silence doesn't mean His absence, what the Bible reveals about His compassionate character, and one gentle practice for trusting God's presence even when you can't feel Him.
Why Do I Feel Like I'm Disappointing God?
👉🏻 Do you feel like you're constantly disappointing God? You may believe you need to fix yourself before you can approach Him.
But God invites you to come as you are.
Discover why transformation happens within a relationship with God—not before it—and learn one gentle way to stop hiding and start coming to Him honestly.
Does God Really Like Me?
👉🏻 Does God really like you, or does He simply tolerate you?
If you've ever viewed God through the lens of people who hurt you, this blog post (and related podcast episode) is for you.
Discover the truth about God's gentle character, why He is nothing like those who misuse authority, and how seeing Him more clearly can begin to bring healing.
Does God Love Me Despite My Failures?
👉🏻 Does God still love you after your failures? If you've ever felt too broken or too damaged for God, this blog post is for you.
Discover the lie that shame wants you to believe, the truth about God's redeeming character, and one gentle step toward trusting that His love is greater than your past.