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M. A. Miller's avatar

I really appreciated this reflection because it captures something most of us recognize but rarely admit — that growth in faith often looks like the quiet transformation from hesitation to availability. The contrast between the younger version of you frozen by fear and the present moment of simply moving toward someone in need shows how calling isn’t always a sudden revelation but something God patiently forms in us over time, shaping courage through experience and grace. That idea of love becoming action rather than intention resonates deeply with what I’ve been writing about lately — how faith becomes real in ordinary moments when we stop overthinking and just step into relationship. If that connects with you, you’re welcome to read more here: https://theeternalnowmm.substack.com/p/eternal-love?r=71z4jh

Beckie Fanous's avatar

I love this! It is so aligned with how God is working in my life too. I have been held back by fear for too long! Today God gave me courage to tell an unbelieving friend that Jesus loves her. She teared up and hugged me. Why has that been so hard before? The enemy really uses fear to freeze us up.

Kristy Howard Writes's avatar

Yes, he does! Fear can be so paralyzing. I’m proud of you for stepping out! God has not given us the spirit of fear. 🙌