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Jon 8:32. The truth will set you free because you are allowed to be honest and not run from realities you may not like. The truth will set you free if. If you let it.
Psalm 22. A bunch of Psalms! God already knows, but you need to know He is still with you and for you even when you’re frustrated and questioning.
James 1:22. Self-deception is the most accessible and most dangerous form of deception to fall into. It also makes all other deception ten times easier. Be honest with yourself, which will help others be honest with you and for you to discern when they’re not.
You need to be honest. Honest with yourself and honest with God.
No actual growth will happen apart from that. Honesty allows you to view yourself clearly without judging yourself or your performance. It will enable people to be honest with you to help you grow.
Honesty allows you freedom because you know God knows the real you, how you feel about everything happening, and is still right there with you and for you.
Where can you be honest about your performance, and how can you be more honest with God about how you feel and what you’re going through?
Thank God, it’s Friday. What are you thankful for?
Try a morning ritual to get yourself in the right place and remind yourself of your why.
Mark 7:6 - 8.
Matthew 15: 8 - 9.
Keep the depth of rituals and don’t allow them to become just routines that don’t mean anything.
What do you all think? Is there a difference between rituals and routines?
I believe that rituals are routines with purpose, connected to a deeper meaning, that slow us down and remind us of not only what we’re doing but also why we’re doing it.
My main aim is for us to use our performance as a ritual in itself, a way to connect with and enjoy God.
What do you think? Is there a difference between rituals and routines? Are either dangerous or better?
Philippians 1:6. God will finish what He starts in and through us. He will see us on to the end.
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