How is My Walk with God Right Now?

Ever wonder how your walk with God is? Well, here is a little self-awareness guide to help you tell if you are in communion with God.Sometimes we can hit a dry spell in our spiritual lives or feel a bit lost, tired, or underwhelmed. This in turn can affect our emotions/energy levels and our general approach to life.How can you tell if you aren’t still walking in a fully rich and satisfying relationship with God?I recently heard an excellent teaching on how to tell if you are not walking in full communion with God. Please note, when I say ‘full communion’ with God, I am talking about experiencing the full and abundant life that Jesus promised us (John 10:10).

Here are some signs that we aren’t walking with God:

1. Being in a bad mood or get offended easily and are overly sensitive
2. Criticizing most things
3. Having a victim mentality
4. Consistently feeling underwhelmed by life, bored, or depressed
5. Lacking increase or fruitfulness in your life

In contrast, when we walk in a full and satisfying relationship with God, we experience the following:

1. A good mood without being easily offended
2. Being positive and hopeful
3. A victorious outlook
4. Excitement and motivation about life
5. Much increase, fruitfulness, and growth

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With that said, here is no condemnation for us even if we feel more of what is in List 1, than in List 2 (Romans 8:1). But know this, God is rooting for you and wants you to experience the fullness of His love for you.

Reflect on the following:

If you are not experiencing the fullness of God's promises in your life, take the time to reflect on His Word.

1. You are the righteousness of Christ. (2 Corinthians 5:21)
2. You have peace with God. (Romans 5:1)
3. God has a plan and purpose for your life (Ephesians 3:10/ Jeremiah 29:11)
4. You have everything you need already inside you (Ephesians 1:3)
5. God love you (John 3:16)

I am praying for you, that you would seek to spend more time resting in His love and receiving, and not trying to earn what’s already yours.