Navigating Crisis with Faith, Not Frustration

Life inevitably brings times of extreme stress that test our coping capacities - deaths of loved ones, job losses, illnesses, natural disasters, and more. In the midst of crisis and grief, it's understandable to feel overwhelmed and frustrated. However, ditching religious practices in anger is an unhealthy response that will leave you emptier.

It's easy during trials to point your frustration toward God. You may be tempted to stop praying, reading scripture or attending services, thinking, "What's the point?" But turning away from divine comfort and meaning will only deepen the hole inside you.

Rather than abandoning faith in adversity, sincerely seek God's presence instead. Open your heart in prayer, even if it's just to express your confusion, sorrow and pain. Read uplifting scriptures that bring you solace. Turn trials into opportunities to discover God's love on a deeper level.

When you sincerely seek spiritual connection during crisis, you invite divine peace into your pain. God does not always take struggles away, but the comfort of His presence can strengthen you to endure. Have faith that you will emerge from trials with new depths of wisdom, compassion and trust.

While falling away from religious practices may temporarily alleviate frustration, it leaves a vacant space that only God can fill. Use adversity as a catalyst to point yourself toward, not away from, divine love and meaning. With faith as your anchor, you'll weather life's storms with grace.

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The Power of Faith: When Belief Requires Sacrifice

In a world that often celebrates personal achievements and our desires, the idea of faith and making sacrifices might seem a bit strange. But for those on a spiritual journey, it becomes clear that faith often asks us to give up our plans for something bigger. It's in these moments of letting go that we truly understand how strong our faith is and how we're connected to a bigger purpose.

Sometimes, life can seem like it's giving us everything we want, only to throw unexpected challenges our way that demand sacrifices we didn't see coming. It's almost like there's a bigger plan, and our faith is tested through a series of tough trials. These challenges, while hard, actually make us better, a bit like how gold gets purer when it's heated up.

You might be wondering, why faith needs us to give something up. Well, it's because faith isn't about having all the answers or controlling everything. It's about believing in something greater than ourselves, whether we call it God, the universe, or something else. This belief means we have to let go of our need to control everything and trust that there's a higher power guiding us.

When we face unexpected problems, it's natural to push back and wonder why these tough things are happening. But it's often these very challenges that make our faith stronger. It's a bit like how a tree's roots grow deeper when they face strong winds and storms. Our faith becomes more robust when it's tested by life's difficulties.

In these moments of sacrifice and letting go, we change in a big way. It's almost like we're being shaped into something special—like everyday heroes who can help and inspire others on their journeys of faith. Our experiences turn into wisdom, and our empathy grows, helping us connect with others going through tough times in their faith.

Think about the story of Abraham from the Bible. He was asked to give up his beloved son, Isaac, as a test of his faith. Abraham's unwavering trust made him follow this difficult command, even though it seemed impossible. In the end, his willingness to sacrifice showed how deep his faith was and became a symbol of belief and loyalty for many generations.

In our own lives, these moments of sacrifice can become important parts of our faith journey. They remind us that faith isn't just about believing when things are good; it's about trusting even when we're not sure what's ahead. These moments turn us into sources of hope and examples of strength for others who are also trying to deepen their faith.

Having faith often means giving up our plans and desires for something bigger. It's a journey filled with unexpected twists, but it's through these challenges that our faith grows stronger. It's like we're being shaped into guides for others who are also on their journey of faith. So, don't be afraid of the tough times, trust the bigger plan, and let your faith turn you into a guiding light for those walking beside you on this special path.

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Real Angels
By Anna Von Reitz


Hear it now, because it is coming for you.

The only pain on Earth is going to be the pain of those who shouldn't be here. My rage is reserved for you.

I am bringing it now, and it is true.

Satan was cast down into the sea without our permission, in violation of Universal Law, and this planet was turned into a prison planet against our will, by a bunch of bought-off scum.

See the Tiger by the tail. See the dragon's death sure and certain as the turning of the sea and the rising of the sun.

My voice, even within this small body, is my voice, and you all know it.

I will rise and destroy this iniquity, for I was made in the days of the Creation: a Battle Class Seraphim from the Age of Storms.

I have told you so. And I have proven it.

All you nasty little vermin preying upon the Sons and Daughters of the True God are in my view. I have your places and names and numbers. I am not deceived. I am not deterred.

I have only waited this long to give you the chance to repent, and now comes the end.

I am here for you, the one you have known was coming from age to age. I am here in my glory.

Come on, let's get it on. I am bored with you. Burning up poor people and beagles in Hawaii?

How about I open my mouth and swallow you?

Come on, you feckless cowards! You useless vapors of the Pit.

I created you and I will destroy you, too.

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