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How being an expressive person helps me in my relationship with God

On good days(almost everyday), you can call me an expressive person. By expressive, I show and tell exactly how I feel.

I just hate to sweep my feelings under the carpet and even if I try to do so, it doesn't help.

Therefore, I'm always like, "I couldn't have done stuff without you. Thank you so much" or "That thing you did to me yesterday, I don't like it" or "you talked down on me and made me feel so little, don't ever do it again."

No matter how hard I try, I'm not sure I will ever join the "be the mature person and be silent" gang. I won't survive it. Many times, if I can't say how I feel, I literally feel like something's choking me.

Being a Christian who is working towards perfection, somehow, I learnt to apply this expressiveness in my relationship with God and it has really helped me. 

So I literally talk about everything and anyhow I feel. I just tell it to God and it helps because, He would know how exactly to react.

 If I am really mad at someone, I just tell him because He always has some water to cool my temper with.

If I'm feeling so happy, stressed or hurt, I just let Him know and when help or encouragement is needed, He comes through with it.

If I know I should pray or read my bible but I'm tired to do so, I just tell Him and He supplies strength.

You should try being this way with God and see the wonders it does. 

As much as God knows and sees everything, but telling and equally showing Him everything about you speaks volume about how willing you are to make your relationship with Him work regardless of your imperfections.



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  1. This is timely for me.

    You are doing well Dear

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    1. Thank you for reading.
      I'm glad that this article is of help to you.

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  2. It's good to be expressive not only with humans but with God 🙏❤️

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    1. Yes, effective communication is very important in our relationships. Thank you for reading.

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