Very much a similar path for me. I always separate “truth” (little ‘t’), which can change and is conditional, to “Truth” (capital ‘T’), which is idempotent and immutable.

It’s hard to find Truth. It’s all around us and at the same time scarce due to our own arrogance / laziness / fear.

Truly accepting Christ is one of the hardest things I’ve ever started - and I’m no where near done. To be selfless and at the same time accept a gift I can never even dream to repay is a struggle.

Cheers, brother.

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I'm just starting too. How long have you been seeking Christ?

Truthfully? On and off throughout my life. I felt called 15 years ago, and met some scholars who taught me how to deconstruct the word and really study. But how clique-y and prejudiced and hypocritical they were really turned me off. I didn’t quit believing, but I quit seeking.

Lately, I’ve been feeling the calling like never before. Particularly the last couple of years. And I’m finally getting serious. Just me and Christ. No middlemen. No one to impress or anything to distract. This is just about me learning how to accept salvation. And man, it’s hard. My unworthiness hits me every day.

And every day I pray the same prayer of desperation to know Him despite my own misgivings.

I love this. When I finally recognized God was knocking at my door, I spent a few years reading scripture and praying before I ever considered attending a church.

So many are turned off of Christianity because they judge the people and the church. We are a fallen people that are plagued with sin.

The fact that we can have a direct relationship with Christ is so powerful. It's a great place to focus, let the Holy Spirit guide us.