Anxiety is something many of us face at different points in life. Whether it’s the pressure of work deadlines, worries about family, or uncertainty about the future, those feelings of unease can often feel overwhelming…

We hear it in sermons, we read it in Scripture, and we know it’s part of the call to live like Christ. But what happens when forgiveness feels out of reach? What if the pain is still fresh, the betrayal still raw, or the wound never fully healed?

Sometimes, the hardest part isn’t the pain — it’s the absence of feeling. You’re not crying. You’re not angry. You’re not even anxious. You just… feel numb. Detached. Going through the motions of life, work, relationships, and even faith…

Sometimes, the hardest part isn’t the pain — it’s the absence of feeling. You’re not crying. You’re not angry. You’re not even anxious. You just feel numb. Detached. Going through the motions of life, work, relationships, and even faith…

Let’s be honest — sometimes life feels like a lot. You love God, you pray when you can, and you try to keep it all together... but deep down, you’re exhausted, anxious, maybe even feeling a little lost.