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This blog post is about a specific moment in my life when I was scared and looking for God. It talks about how he showed up – as he always does – to help me through the tough time. It also discusses why it’s important to keep your faith even when you’re feeling down and out.
In 2015, I was in my second year of college. One night while sitting at home alone and feeling lonely, I found myself thinking about God a lot more than usual. It had been awhile since I’d reached out to Him or read the Bible – so it felt like something was missing from my life by not being connected inside said “don’t worry, God is always there for you” kind of way.
That night, I got out my Bible and started reading the Psalms to see if that would help me calm down from feeling so anxious. Suddenly something caught my eye – a verse in Isaiah 43:18-19 read “Forget your past troubles as though they never happened; remember them only as lessons.” This simple sentence spoke volumes to me at the time because it made me feel like everything was going to be okay even when things seemed really bad right then. It also reminded me not to focus on what’s gone wrong or how tough life can seem but instead turn those thoughts around into using these experiences as reminders that nothing lasts forever and we are all stronger than we think!
As I sat there reading those words, the panic attack began to subside.
I felt so at peace for a moment that time seemed to stand still and just breathe in this tenderness of God’s presence when you’re feeling really low. It was one of those moments where all the worries, anxieties and fears disappeared because they were replaced with hope.”
That night, I got out my Bible and started reading the Psalms which helped calm me down from feeling anxious. Suddenly something caught my eye – a verse in Isaiah 43:18-19 read “Forget your past troubles as though they never happened; remember them only as lessons.” This simple sentence spoke volumes at the time because it made me feel like everything would be okay.
I realized that God is always with us and he will never forsake us even though sometimes it feels like the world’s being taken from under our feet.”
Long Form Content: Why I’m Not Afraid of Death Anymore – by Tasia Jones | Article about vulnerability, death & spirituality
“It was one of those moments where all the worries, anxieties and fears disappeared because they were replaced with hope. ” That sentence became a turning point in my life when I found myself reading through Psalms at night to help calm me down from feeling anxious. Suddenly something caught my eye – a verse in Isaiah 43:18-19 read “Forget your past troubles as though they never happened; remember them only as one remembers a dream. Listen, I am bringing you good news of great joy for all the people: The time has come when God will deal with everyone fairly.”
The verse made me realize that even if death does happen to be true – which it seems like an inevitability – then we can know that this was not our last chance and there is more ahead in life waiting on us. That’s why I’m no longer afraid of death because now its just another opportunity for new things to happen.”
This blog post discusses my thoughts about what happens after we die? Do I have any fear or anxiety surrounding my own inevitable mortality?””I realized that God is always with us and he will never forsake us even though we may feel alone. I’m not afraid to die anymore because death is just another opportunity for new things to happen.”
The Bible verse made me realize that even if death does happen to be true – which it seems like an inevitability – then we can know that this was not our last chance and there is more ahead in life waiting on us. That’s why I’m no longer afraid of death because now its just another opportunity for new things to happen. This blog post discusses my thoughts about what happens after we die? Do I have any fear or anxiety surrounding my own inevitable mortality?””I realized that God is always with us and he will never forsake us even though we may feel alone. I’m not afraid to die anymore because death is just another opportunity for new things to happen.
The Bible verse made me realize that even if death does happen to be true – which it seems like an inevitability – then we can know that this was not our last chance and there is more ahead in life waiting on us. That’s why I’m no longer afraid of death because now its just another opportunity for new things to happen.””I realized that God will never forsake us, even though we may feel alone. I’m not afraid to die anymore because death is just another opportunity for new things to happen.””I realized that God will never forsake us, even though we may feel alone. I’m not afraid to die anymore because death is just another opportunity for new things to happen.””I realized that God will never forsake us, even though we may feel alone. I’m not afraid to die anymore because death is just another opportunity for new things to happen.”
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