Connect Intentionally
One of the biggest lies of our culture is that we are “enough” on our own. The truth is we all have brokenness, sin, weakness, and struggle in our lives. Nobody is perfect. God designed us to need Him and each other rather than try to power through life on our own. One of the signs we are growing spiritually healthy is we are willing to be vulnerable. When we stop hiding our weakness and allow God to love us for who we really are in community with other believers, we begin to grow stronger spiritually and love others more like Jesus.
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Reflect:
- What is surprising or encouraging to you about this passage?
- What is an area of weakness or struggle you need Jesus to help you with?
- Who is follower of Jesus you feel safe enough to share your struggle with?
- How could you be a safer person for others to share their weakness with you?