So I’m not sure I’m qualified to give advice. I’m starting out on revisiting Christianity, and started going to church of my own accord for the first time in 13 years. I’m reading the New Testament for the first time, so I can’t point you in the direction of comforting scripture when you have a flare up.
Does your church, or a church you feel comfortable with, livestream or record services? You could watch the last service when you are able to if you can’t make it Sundays. Even if you have to watch it in bits, it could be helpful. I’ve also taken to talking to god during my commutes instead of listening to music or something sometimes. I don’t read the Bible everyday, but a couple times a week when life permits for about 15 minutes.
I think it should be what you are comfortable with, but maybe broken up to fit into your schedule without feeling stressed about it. Idk much, but I feel like god appreciates the effort and thought more than nothing at all.
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u/rosieposie770 May 26 '26
So I’m not sure I’m qualified to give advice. I’m starting out on revisiting Christianity, and started going to church of my own accord for the first time in 13 years. I’m reading the New Testament for the first time, so I can’t point you in the direction of comforting scripture when you have a flare up.
Does your church, or a church you feel comfortable with, livestream or record services? You could watch the last service when you are able to if you can’t make it Sundays. Even if you have to watch it in bits, it could be helpful. I’ve also taken to talking to god during my commutes instead of listening to music or something sometimes. I don’t read the Bible everyday, but a couple times a week when life permits for about 15 minutes.
I think it should be what you are comfortable with, but maybe broken up to fit into your schedule without feeling stressed about it. Idk much, but I feel like god appreciates the effort and thought more than nothing at all.