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Struggle to Believe God Loves You? - This Might be Why

Do you view God as angry, distant, or displeased with you? Do you struggle to view God as a good, personal, loving and engaging Father? This might be why. Know that God loves you deeply and wants to help you see and know Him as he truly is. --------- 👉 Learn more about the Resolution Movement on our website: https://resolutionmovement.org/ Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3eVeEDL Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2XwFzzJ All other podcast platforms: https://bit.ly/2XzDoLX Instagram: https://bit.ly/2BscfSh Facebook: https://bit.ly/36T4WyR ---------- Many have found the wrong God. They don’t see him for who he truly is. They harbor wrong assumptions and core beliefs about his character. Deep down they believe that he is angry, obsessed with rules and distant. And so often, these views about God come from assumptions we make of him based on our hurt, the suffering we see in the world, or our experiences with those in authority. Maybe you have had experiences of growing up in a church that community or family that emphasized rules over relationships. Maybe when you didn’t perform as expected or meet other’s standards, you were judged, shamed or punished. Maybe you had negative experiences with your earthly father. Maybe he was distant, disengaged or quick to angry or just didn’t speak many words of love or approval of you. See, when a parent and particularly a father has been absent, hurtful or disengaged, our seven longings significantly go unmet. We can’t help but feel those unmet longings and develop something called a father wound. God is referred to as our father all throughout scripture. So often our view of God is filtered by the lens of our earthly father. I once heard William Paul Young say, “It took me more that 50 years to wipe the face of my father completely off the face of God. Some of us like him may see an angry, disapproving face every time we think about God. How we learn to navigate our of our relationships in life is drawn from our primary and foundational relationships with key figures like our fathers. For better or for worse, our foundational relationships chart for other relationships including our relationship with God. These incorrect views about God are toxic to our wellbeing. They prevent us from thriving and experiencing a life of wholeness. But here’s the reality, we all have daddy issues. We all struggle to see and experience God for who he actually is.