In a recent discussion on r/OpenChristian, a Reddit user shared their struggle with connecting with God through anxiety. They described feeling distant from God and experiencing religious OCD, ADHD, and anxiety, which make religious practices feel like obligations rather than meaningful interactions with the divine. They expressed feeling like a “bad Christian” due to their difficulty in feeling God’s love and grace amidst their fears and anxieties, including sexual shame. To this individual and anyone else experiencing similar struggles, the Queer God Squad extends a message of compassion and understanding. Your journey with spirituality is valid and worthy, regardless of the challenges you face. God’s love transcends fear and anxiety, embracing you just as you are, without judgment or condemnation. Seek solace in moments of prayer and reflection, allowing yourself the freedom to approach spirituality in a way that feels authentic and nurturing to you. Remember that your worthiness is not defined by your ability to meet certain religious expectations. Embrace your LGBTQ+ identity with pride, knowing that you are loved and accepted by a divine presence that celebrates diversity and inclusivity. You are not alone in your journey. Seek out supportive communities like Queer God Squad or Sunshine Cathedral of Florida and individuals who affirm your identity and offer empathy and support. Together, we can create spaces of love, acceptance, and belonging where all are celebrated as beloved children of the divine.
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