alwaysreforming
Puritan Board Sophomore
I find it difficult to believe that my experience was unusual.
Can many of you others relate to the fact that after experiencing those wonderful Reformational truths of God's sovereignty and the doctrines of grace, that afterwards you became depressed?
Suddenly the church you are worshipping in is devoid of the Gospel?
The music you used to love so much seems irreverent and shallow?
The fellowship you used to have seems empty and vain?
The other believers you used to have so much in common with seem apathetic to the weightiest parts of Christianity?
It makes one feel totally alone and almost without hope that vibrancy will be restored to your church experience. (I hope this does not sound self-righteous; I'm only describing how it FEELS.)
Well, this is what I went through and it took well over a year before I was able to see a light at the end of the tunnel.
I was wondering if this is not common to ALL. What's been your experience(s)?
Can many of you others relate to the fact that after experiencing those wonderful Reformational truths of God's sovereignty and the doctrines of grace, that afterwards you became depressed?
Suddenly the church you are worshipping in is devoid of the Gospel?
The music you used to love so much seems irreverent and shallow?
The fellowship you used to have seems empty and vain?
The other believers you used to have so much in common with seem apathetic to the weightiest parts of Christianity?
It makes one feel totally alone and almost without hope that vibrancy will be restored to your church experience. (I hope this does not sound self-righteous; I'm only describing how it FEELS.)
Well, this is what I went through and it took well over a year before I was able to see a light at the end of the tunnel.
I was wondering if this is not common to ALL. What's been your experience(s)?