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Have you been told that God doesn’t love you? Do you feel weighed down by guilt and shame, convinced that God couldn’t possibly love you given what you’ve done? Are you having a hard time seeing evidence of God’s love in your life? Often, it’s one thing to hear that God loves us - but another to accept it.
Discover three items that prove God’s love for you that likely haven’t been on your radar.
Have you been laboring under the impression that you need to earn God’s love and salvation through good works? In other words, it's all about what you do and how well you do it. Has this left you feeling exhausted, overwhelmed, hopeless, or depressed? Friend, take heart! This is actually an unbiblical concept!
Learn precisely why this is untrue - and arm yourself with the truth instead.
Feeling “good enough” for God can be a daily struggle. On days when you’ve sinned or dropped the ball, the divide often feels impossibly large. Yet, the biblical truth is that God always sees you as someone worth His time and love. So how can you reset? What practical actions can you take to feel close to Him and reclaim your confidence?
Learn three hacks that set you up for success.
Have you been under the impression that God is highly critical? That His approval and affection - though difficult to obtain - must be earned? Do you feel like He’s watching your every move, just waiting to catch your mistakes? The truth is that this version of God…it’s actually nowhere in the Bible!
Learn two crucial pieces of evidence that will forever change the way you think about God.
Are you carrying around a deep wound? Something that’s weighing you down, keeping you up at night, or stopping you from moving forward? Do you want to find freedom from the trauma and pain?
Friend, whatever the hurt, Jesus wants to bring healing into your life. Trust me. Big or small, there’s nothing He can’t handle. Learn three ways Jesus can inject your life with hope and healing - and why you can trust Him to do so.
Have you been taught that God’s love for you changes based on what you do? Or that His character is different depending on which “version” of Him you’re reading about in the Bible? The truth is that, from the Old to New Testament, God’s character remains the same. Not only that - it’s amazingly loving, good, and steadfast!
