March 29
Why We Need the Spirit to Tell Us Who We Are
Even after we come to faith, most of us still struggle with feelings of unworthiness, fear of rejection, old wounds that whisper lies, insecurities that won't go away, doubts about whether God truly loves us, and misconceptions shaped by painful human relationships.
The Father understands this. He knows that the voices from our past, our shame, and our fears can speak loudly. So He gives us a stronger voice— the voice of the Spirit. This is not the voice of accusation. This is not the voice of pressure. This is not the voice of religious expectation.
This is the voice of truth, the voice of love, the voice that calls us “beloved.”
A Love Beyond Measure: Page 33
Even after we come to faith, most of us still struggle with feelings of unworthiness, fear of rejection, old wounds that whisper lies, insecurities that won't go away, doubts about whether God truly loves us, and misconceptions shaped by painful human relationships.
The Father understands this. He knows that the voices from our past, our shame, and our fears can speak loudly. So He gives us a stronger voice— the voice of the Spirit. This is not the voice of accusation. This is not the voice of pressure. This is not the voice of religious expectation.
This is the voice of truth, the voice of love, the voice that calls us “beloved.”
A Love Beyond Measure: Page 33