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a change of scenery for the soul 🤍 To be honest, I don’t remember the last time I’ve touched my Bible. It’s easy to go from having a steady, consistent routine, to having none or no direction at all.  I went from reading each morning, to having read perhaps once or twice this summer. Though I stayed consistent in prayer, church attendance, and always tried to center the Lord in my life, my life source was still being depleted. Without the Word, I was left on the battlefield with no weapon.  People always ask me how they can gain that spark back, that will to stay close to the Lord every day, to never go a day without the nourishment of his Word. And honestly, I’m still figuring it out. But a spark is still better than no flame at all.  It’s easy to say, just put your mind to it. Force yourself to turn off your phone and pick up the book. But this isn’t just a battle of sheer will and discipline, it’s a mental and spiritual battle for your mind and heart.  Everyday my heart cried out for him, and everyday I fed my flesh instead. When I realized I had gotten too complacent in my surroundings, I knew a change of environment was needed. So I got up and changed my surroundings which encrouraged removal of distractions. Faith without works is dead, and I knew it was time to act. I romanticize my relationship with God, since we are his bride, to which I feel light again. I could do nothing but focus on him in that moment.  Even in the times where we feel like we can’t move toward him, what we know is to always call out to him. I knew I’d bounce back eventually, I just had to learn to get the obstacles out of my way. In the meantime, I praised him, I worshipped him, and I spoke to him. I layed my heart out and let him take the reigns. I had to do something, anything. At the end of the day, my distance from God taught me how to depend on him even when all things are silent and I feel lost. It taught me that my simplest of works in an effort to grow closer to him matters tremendously.  We won’t always experience that spiritual high, but it’s not meant to be a consistent feeling, rather a position of mind and heart. If we can remain consistent in our love for him, if we can remember who he is, then we’ve got no reason to panic. The love and peace and assurance of God will pull us out of the dark, if we are willing.
a change of scenery for the soul 🤍 To be honest, I don’t remember the last time I’ve touched my Bible. It’s easy to go from having a steady, consistent routine, to having none or no direction at all. I went from reading each morning, to having read perhaps once or twice this summer. Though I stayed consistent in prayer, church attendance, and always tried to center the Lord in my life, my life source was still being depleted. Without the Word, I was left on the battlefield with no weapon. People always ask me how they can gain that spark back, that will to stay close to the Lord every day, to never go a day without the nourishment of his Word. And honestly, I’m still figuring it out. But a spark is still better than no flame at all. It’s easy to say, just put your mind to it. Force yourself to turn off your phone and pick up the book. But this isn’t just a battle of sheer will and discipline, it’s a mental and spiritual battle for your mind and heart. Everyday my heart cried out for him, and everyday I fed my flesh instead. When I realized I had gotten too complacent in my surroundings, I knew a change of environment was needed. So I got up and changed my surroundings which encrouraged removal of distractions. Faith without works is dead, and I knew it was time to act. I romanticize my relationship with God, since we are his bride, to which I feel light again. I could do nothing but focus on him in that moment. Even in the times where we feel like we can’t move toward him, what we know is to always call out to him. I knew I’d bounce back eventually, I just had to learn to get the obstacles out of my way. In the meantime, I praised him, I worshipped him, and I spoke to him. I layed my heart out and let him take the reigns. I had to do something, anything. At the end of the day, my distance from God taught me how to depend on him even when all things are silent and I feel lost. It taught me that my simplest of works in an effort to grow closer to him matters tremendously. We won’t always experience that spiritual high, but it’s not meant to be a consistent feeling, rather a position of mind and heart. If we can remain consistent in our love for him, if we can remember who he is, then we’ve got no reason to panic. The love and peace and assurance of God will pull us out of the dark, if we are willing.

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