5 Reasons Why God Isn’t
Allowing You to Find Fellowship
Allowing You to Find Fellowship
Here’s a strange concept: God may be closing doors in your life when it comes to fellowship with others. We seek it, we pray for it, we complain about it, yet God does not give us what we ask
for.
Why not?
1. To break religious addiction.
Often when a person gives up one addiction (like smoking) they
end up taking on a new addiction (like overeating). It is difficult to
recognize an addiction and overcome it without finding something else to
replace it.
In
the case of religious addiction, some leave the church and immediately
go out in search of another addiction to replace it. “Fellowship”
becomes the new drug of choice – it sounds so spiritual! – and people
tend to wander around in search of their next fellowship “fix.” It is a
very real psychological and spiritual condition.
God will not reinforce or encourage your religious addiction by giving you more fellowship.
In my experience, He longs to have you all to Himself for a little
while. He seeks
intimacy with you that you have probably never experienced before (and
will probably never experience) until He can get you alone and apart
with Him for a season.
The stronger the addiction, the more difficult it is to accept these seasons of being alone with God
– and the more difficult it is
to accept, the more necessary it is for you to learn to be totally and
completely satisfied in God; so satisfied that people can take nothing
away from it, and people can add nothing to it.
This is critically important to recognizing true fellowship when God allows it. He only allows it when He can trust
you with it, and knows it will not just be another religious addiction for you to become enslaved to...
Click below to read 4 more reasons why!
I am your brother,
Chip Brogden
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