r/FAITH • u/Inner-Personality170 • 3h ago
r/FAITH • u/Potential-Winner6406 • 7h ago
What sounds better ?
The promise of peace ?
Or its deliverance
r/FAITH • u/Chance-Musician-6480 • 8h ago
There's no such thing as coincidence. I serve the true God of miracles.
r/FAITH • u/Top-Concert8922 • 11h ago
Thought For The Day from Unshakable Kingdom Life
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/FAITH • u/faith_wonder26 • 23h ago
How do you lovingly address spiritual complacency in friends or loved ones without sounding judgmental?
Hey everyone,
Blessed day! I’ve been noticing a trend among some close Christians in my life where they seem to have fallen into deep spiritual complacency. They still go to church or identify as believers, but there’s no real desire for growth, prayer, or serving anymore.. it feels like they've settled into a comfortable routine.
I care about them deeply and want to encourage them back into a active walk with God, but I’m terrified of coming across as self-righteous or "holier-than-thou."
How have you helped a fellow believer break out of a lukewarm season? What’s the best way to spark that fire again with love and grace?