Hey Moms! Do you ever feel like your prayers are just floating away into the sky? Or God is not listening or just as bad, not present? It’s a common feeling, but there are things you can do to feel closer to God again. Continue reading for 10 steps ways to help you reconnect and strengthen your relationship with the divine.
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- Seek God Even More: A lot of times, when we believe that God is not hearing us, we tend to head in the other direction. We tend to seek other escapes, temporary satisfactions, or distractions. But you must not give any space for the enemy to enter. Continue to PUSH… PUSH forward… PUSH towards… PUSH closer to God. And just as important, Keep PUSHING… Praying Until Something Happens. Remember to keep your faith and keep working on yourself and your duties. There are many ways to connect with God, such as: meditation, reading scripture, singing hymns, or spending time in nature. Find what resonates with you and brings you closer to your divine.
2. Seek Support and Talk About Your Feelings: When you’re feeling disconnected, it’s essential to acknowledge those feelings. Share them with someone you trust, like a friend, family member, or church member. Talking about your emotions can help you process them and feel supported. Also, get a therapist or counselor. Know that a community of people love and care for you. Even if someone can not directly help you, the listener may know someone else who can, and sometimes, it’s only a situation where we might just need to be heard and get the load off our chest.
3. Be Patient and Persistent: Reconnecting with God is a journey that takes time. Be patient with yourself and persistent in your efforts to nurture your spiritual life. Remember that faith is like a seed – it needs time, care, and nourishment to grow. If you’re struggling to reconnect with God, don’t hesitate to seek help. Contact a pastor, counselor, or spiritual mentor who can offer guidance and support tailored to your beliefs. They can provide valuable insights and help you navigate through your spiritual journey. During this time of spiritual struggle, be kind to yourself. Remember that it’s normal to have doubts and setbacks in your faith journey. Treat yourself with compassion and understanding, just as you would a loved one growing through a difficult time.
4. Learn from Others’ Experiences: Seek inspiration from the stories and experiences of others who have faced similar challenges. Read books, listen to podcasts, or attend support groups where people share their spiritual journeys. Hearing how others have overcome obstacles can offer hope and encouragement.
5. Grow At Your Own Pace: Take your time to heal. Don’t rush yourself or feel pressured to have all the answers right away. Take each day as it comes, focusing on small steps forward and trusting in God’s timing.
Remember, feeling disconnected from God is a common experience many people sometimes face. You’re not alone, and with patience, support, and perseverance, you can find your way back to a deeper, more fulfilling relationship with your divine.
