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If the God you've been taught about feels harsh, critical, or distant, you may struggle to know what to believe.
Discover how to separate God's character from the people who misrepresented Him and what the Bible reveals about a God who is gentle, faithful, trustworthy, patient, and good.
Does God really like you, or does He simply tolerate you? If you've ever viewed God through the lens of people who hurt you, this blog post (and related podcast episode) is for you.
Discover the truth about God's gentle character, why He is nothing like those who misuse authority, and how seeing Him more clearly can begin to bring healing.
Are you wondering if you'll ever be good enough for God?
Explore the lie that God's love must be earned and discover the truth about His character. Learn why His love is a gift, not a reward, and take one gentle step toward resting in the love He has already chosen to give.
Do you feel like you’re not good enough for God’s love? That belief often comes from thinking love must be earned—something many women learn through human relationships. But the Bible tells a different story.
Explore how God’s love isn’t based on your performance; why He made a way (through Jesus) for you to be in relationship with Him; and why He already sees you as worthy of His love
What if the version of God you were taught was wrong? Many women struggle with faith because religion has misrepresented God’s character or taught them to earn His love.
Explore why questioning what you’ve been taught about God isn’t wrong—and how Scripture shows that honest questions can lead to deeper understanding and a stronger relationship with Him.
Does God still love us when we sin? If you’ve been trying to earn God’s love, failure can bring deep shame and fear that you’ve lost it. But God’s love isn’t secured by your perfection—it’s secured by His grace.
In this blog post (and related podcast episode), we explore the biblical truth that through Jesus’ sacrifice, your sin doesn’t cancel God’s love or His desire for relationship with you.
