All the Feels - Leading Our Emotionsنموونە

DAY 21: APATHETIC
Do you feel distracted, numb, or disappointed with all life has thrown at you? Maybe you’ve noticed the fire + passion you once lived with has dwindled. Your prayers might be shorter, it’s harder to connect with people, and you’re not as excited about things. This feeling has a name; apathy.
It creeps in over time and is a dangerous place to stay. I say this not to scare you, but to give a holy warning. When we become desensitized to our emotions, detached from God and people, it’s a foothold for the enemy to take ground in our hearts + lives. Wake up, don’t let him!
Apathy can be difficult to navigate, but the Lord doesn’t leave us alone. There’s a story in the Bible about the Church in Laodicea that Jesus calls “lukewarm,” neither hot nor cold. Jesus says, “Those whom I love I rebuke and discipline. So be earnest and repent. Here I am! I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears my voice and opens the door, I will come in and eat with that person, and they with me.” (Revelation 3:19-20, NIV)
Can you hear Him knocking at the door of your heart? Invite Him in, allow Him to breathe life back into your bones, awaken your soul, + restore your joy. The God who raised Jesus from the dead lives in You so you could have life to the fullest.
Call someone today + be honest about what you’re feeling. Make sure it’s someone who can speak life, challenge, and encourage you as you begin to open your heart up to the Lord again.
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Feelings. We all have them. Some of us speak them out loud while others silently shut down. As we walk through life experiencing the highs and lows of celebrating, grieving and everything in between—what happens to us and our relationships when we let what we feel drive what we do? How can we lead our feelings instead of being led by them? Let’s learn how to authentically navigate "all the feels" according to God’s Word without allowing our emotions to cloud our experiences. 30 Day-Devo by Nicole Wiencek with Ashley Clement.
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