2 thoughts on “Confessions of a White-knuckle Christian, Parts 2&3”
I can only imagine how difficult it is to be so vulnerable, but perhaps it has a therapeutic value. Part of the healing process. To some degree, we all are in the habit of saying but not truly believing things like “God loves me personally” and “God is sovereign in my life.” It sounds like you are on the road to making the lasting change you’ve probably always yearned for. I look forward to seeing the glow.
D Helfrick 
I can only imagine how difficult it is to be so vulnerable, but perhaps it has a therapeutic value. Part of the healing process. To some degree, we all are in the habit of saying but not truly believing things like “God loves me personally” and “God is sovereign in my life.” It sounds like you are on the road to making the lasting change you’ve probably always yearned for. I look forward to seeing the glow.
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Thanks, Aaron. It means a lot to me. And I hope you get to see that glow, which no longer is just from my shiny head.
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