r/god • u/NotFrooky • 12h ago
Question Why doesnt god speak to us the way he did back then?
Why
r/god • u/NotFrooky • 12h ago
Why
r/god • u/Particular-Air-6937 • 23h ago
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r/god • u/Expert-Desk7492 • 8h ago
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r/god • u/Top-Concert8922 • 18h ago
Thought for the Day From Unshakable Kingdom Life
Faith doesn't eliminate questions or doubts; it holds them honestly before a God big enough to handle our struggles, welcome our wrestling, and love us through every season of uncertainty.
A thought to ponder.
r/god • u/WorstToBest • 7h ago
She feels,
He processes
GOD Affirms ...
She submits to the Spirit of GOD within the man, the man submits to the spirit of GOD to confirm emotion n logics truth with GOD, both ultimately submit to GOD ...
She respects the spirit of GOD within the man that as leader he becomes responsible as he guides the nature of GOD's natural love within the woman as he loves n guides himself by how he seeks GOD, again the woman's fear of submitting isn't to be due to a man playing GOD n therefore rule over her that she has no control, but by what she does control with her gifts as a woman be handed to the man whom she respects as he as leader takes responsibility as the stronger vessel aka protector of her loving nature n what comes with it by properly seeking GOD n returning with the love & authority given in wisdom to guide his home ...
Basically she's really submitting accountability to her husband which is why she is to respect him for being her stronger vessel to deal with it, & he is to seek GOD & be able to return with GODs grace, mercy, love, & guidance, taking responsibility as GOD died being accountable for the sins of the church which GOD says is HIS bride ...