Grace and Truth for When We Struggle
Have you ever felt like a failure as a Christian woman?
Like, you looked at other Christian women doing all the things, and then looked in the mirror and found yourself wanting?
Candid Confession: I have.
When we get caught up in that comparison trap, it’s easy to see ourselves as less-than.
All we usually see when we look at others are their highlight reels. And that can leave us feeling pretty low.
No Matter What Your Struggle…
But the thing is, no matter what our struggle is, we can have faith that God loves us just the same.
That’s part of the reason I put together my anthology, Candid Conversations.
There’s something to knowing we don’t struggle alone. And we also need to know that no matter how our struggle is going, our salvation is secure in Christ.
Romans 8:1 says, “There is therefore now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.”
That’s good news.
"There is therefore now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus." – Even if you still struggle with sin. Read more… Click To TweetThat’s why, when I came across Susan’s post last week, I knew it was one I wanted to share with you.
Susan wrote about how she asked herself a question. Maybe you’ve asked yourself it to.
“How can I be a Christian and still struggle with ________?”
But she didn’t leave it there. The next question she asked was:
When did Christianity become about arriving somewhere rather than walking with someone?
Read the rest of her post on Carry on My Heart.
Click Here To Read Susan’s Post
How Can I Be A Christian And Still Struggle With…
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What’s Your Struggle?
Have you ever felt like less of a Christian because of something you struggle with? Join the conversation in the comments below!
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If you liked this blog post, you’ll love Heather’s book, Candid Conversations. While each story shares a unique perspective, the prevailing theme is that we all struggle, but there is hope to be found in Jesus. Get your copy from Amazon or click here to learn more.
Wow! That is the real question we need to be asking isn’t it? “When did Christianity become about arriving somewhere rather than walking with someone?” Can’t wait to read the rest.
You will love it, Tiffany. Thanks for stopping in.