Last night while attending church it occurred to me that as humans, we often sugar coat our lives. I know that I did, and it was for a variety of reasons. On the outside I portrayed confidence or joy, when on the inside I was scared and sometimes sad. My main reason is that I didn't want anyone to get close to my heart. I was afraid to show the love and compassion inside because I didn't feel like I was worthy enough to be loved.
I was living my life from the outside in instead of from the inside out. I was basing my worth on what I thought others thought of me. Throughout the past few years I have come to believe that God loves me just like I am and that gives me confidence to be who I truly am.
The end goal is to have the sweetest parts of life come from the inside.
Sunday, February 1, 2015
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