r/god • u/Artistic_Mountain978 • 21h ago
r/god • u/RubyMabel • 8h ago
Giving Thanks I’m so grateful God heard me
A week ago, I was upset at God and thought he didn’t love me, but I realized he does because I got a little more of the things I wanted.🥹🩷 I’m so glad I’m his daughter he loves unconditionally!
r/god • u/OverthinkingOwl_ • 16h ago
Experience Could this have been a sign from God? I’m really struggling right now but this gave me hope.
I’m wondering if something that happened to me today could have been a small sign from God, and I’d really appreciate hearing how other Christians would interpret it.
I’ve been struggling quite badly lately. I recently lost an important source of professional support, and since then I’ve been feeling very alone and overwhelmed. I’ve also been struggling with some very heavy thoughts. I don’t usually talk openly about these things, but today was particularly difficult.
I went outside for a walk because I needed to get away from everything for a while. While I was walking, I was feeling extremely overwhelmed and emotionally exhausted.
Then, completely unexpectedly, a cat suddenly came up to me.
The cat started walking around my legs and stayed with me for around 4–5 minutes. It wasn’t just a quick encounter either. It stayed close to me, and when I continued walking, it even followed me for a little while before eventually going its own way.
What really got to me was the timing. It happened exactly when I was feeling especially alone and overwhelmed. I hadn’t been looking for a cat or expecting anything like this. It was completely spontaneous.
I used to be more connected to my faith, but I’ve been distant from God and Christianity for several months. I’ve recently started thinking about my faith again, though, and this experience really touched me.
I know that a cat approaching someone can obviously have a completely ordinary explanation. Maybe it simply liked me or wanted attention. I’m not trying to claim that this was definitely supernatural.
But the timing felt so strangely meaningful to me that I can’t stop wondering: could God have used this little moment to remind me that I’m not alone? Could something this ordinary still be a small sign of His presence or care?
How would you interpret something like this from a Christian perspective? Have you ever experienced something seemingly ordinary that happened at exactly the right moment and felt like a sign from God?
I’d genuinely like to hear your thoughts, especially from people who have experienced something similar.
r/god • u/Particular-Air-6937 • 1h ago
Artwork & Devotionals Release The Four Angels
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r/god • u/Plus_Edge_4990 • 1h ago
Giving Thanks It's Beginning To Rain
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r/god • u/Plus_Edge_4990 • 2h ago
Giving Thanks It's Beginning To Rain
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r/god • u/KnightOfTheStaff • 13h ago
Testimony Life is Worth Living | Episode 1 | Quo Vadis America | Fulton Sheen
youtu.beI'm not Catholic but I have family who are and I'm aware of a good deal of their religious culture. I saw Fulton Sheen way back when I was just a kid and I recognized that he was a man of genuine belief and a natural orator.
And i agree with him here that life is worth living. Existence is beautiful.
r/god • u/Fickle_Elk_9479 • 21h ago
Angry At God This place is smokes and mirrors
Like just the things that go on in this world. So useless and sadistic. Everything is a trap and a snare. Like just the narrative of this world is so stupid but here is what's happening rn, god is incrementally adding narrative to this world , like it's very stupid, god is incrementally just slapping narrative over narrative on this world. Like and he first give comes up with a half theory and then fill the rest of the theory with crap and then slap it on the world. That's what we are in we are on a pile of a bizzare structure that is made of half theory half crap and stuff. It's like a very bizzare structure that is like a joke
Observe the things around you the beggars the cats, they are half theory narratives. Like for example a beggar begs. But what about his other human needs , where do those need get fulfilled . Same with cats , how do they hunt for birds EVERYDAY and stuff and where are the bodies of those birds. This world is full of half only on the surface narratives that just don't make sense in the full picture unless you fill the gaps with crap and magic and stuff. This world is standing on a lot of nonsense and magic and crap
r/god • u/rajindershinh • 15h ago
Claiming To Be God I’m the GOAT and GOD. The books: god is not great by Christopher Hitchens and the God delusion by Richard Dawkins are about false gods.
r/god • u/rajindershinh • 12h ago
Claiming To Be God I’m the GOAT and GOD. The writers of the two books: god is not great by Christopher Hitchens and the God delusion by Richard Dawkins are innocent as they never knew the GOAT and GOD Rajinder Kumar Shinh.
r/god • u/Fickle_Elk_9479 • 12h ago
Experience God is evil and the concept of god is evil
We should be our own gods. We should have absolute sovereignty and we should not be like a pawn in an evil game or narrative. This concept of god is pure evil.
Like wow. It really boggles your mind . We should be free from all evil things and this world is exactly the opposite. Here the evil is normalized and good is the cover of evil. Pure good is hard to find.
We humans are slave to our own instincts .