Somehow, many of us got this idea that our relationship with God has some kind of spiritual timeline we’re supposed to keep up with.
We assume we should be better at reading the Bible by now. Better at prayer. More consistent. More certain.
And when we’re not, we start feeling like we’re failing. Or maybe not failing exactly… but behind.

Somewhere along the way, many of us started believing that if we couldn’t maintain the perfect quiet time… we were failing God.

What started as an invitation slowly became a formula, a task to check off our to-do list. But relationship can’t be found in formulas or checklists.

A lot of women genuinely love God. They want to know Him, to feel close to Him. They want their relationship with Him to be real and growing.
And yet many of those same women quietly carry the feeling that they’re somehow getting it wrong.