Series Surrender Letter 2 : "The Faith I Had to Choose Before I Felt It" - ENG VERS

Series Surrender Lettre 2 : La foi que j’ai dû choisir avant de la ressentir - FRENCH VERS

La foi peut-elle encore vivre dans un cœur qui ne se sent pas aligné ?  Jésus a demandé que la coupe passe.  Job a dit : “Même s’Il me tue, j'espérai en Lui.”  Et me voici posant la même question

Series Surrender Letter 2 : "The Faith I Had to Choose Before I Felt It" - ENG VERS

Can faith still live in a heart that doesn’t feel aligned? Jesus asked to let the cup pass. Job said, ‘Though He slay me, yet will I trust Him.’ And here I am asking the same question.

Series Surrender - Letter 1 The Space Between My Yes and Your Timing - ENG VERS

Father, surrender doesn’t feel holy right now it feels heavy. I told You I laid it all down, yet my heart keeps reaching back. I whisper Your name, Jesus, but the silence roars louder than my prayers. Why does letting go feel like loss? Why does obedience ache like rejection? Still, I believe if my hands are trembling, Yours are steady.

Welcome to Divine Insight

Divine Insight is a space of raw, honest faith where we bring our real questions, struggles, and emotions before God without pretending. It started a year ago with me asking God hard, often unspoken questions, and grew into writing letters to Him about what it means to live while trusting Him. Each letter reflects real moments of faith, doubt, and surrender. The heart of Divine Insight is to remind us that we are not alone, that it’s okay not to be okay, and that God listens, stays, and carries us even through our mess.

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Divine Insight est un espace authentique de foi, où l’on peut venir à Dieu sans masque ni prière préparée. C’est un lieu pour exprimer sa douleur, ses doutes, ses questions et ses combats intérieurs, tout en continuant à croire. Né d’un simple désir d’honnêteté face à Dieu, ce projet s’est transformé en lettres sincères et brutes, partageant la réalité de la foi au quotidien. Le message central est clair : il est permis de ne pas aller bien devant Dieu, car Il accueille notre vérité, Il écoute, Il reste et Il porte.