On our drive back to Fargo from a weekend in the Twin Cities, Rebekah made a comment to me about how she wanted to be more concerned with spiritual health than physical health. This sparked a series of questions in my mind. And I thought it may be beneficial to share them.
- Do I desire to be more in tune spiritually than physically?
- Why is it that God made the physical so "real" and the spiritual so difficult to discern?
- Our senses (sight, smell, hearing, taste, touch) are obviously more in tune with the physical world than the spiritual. Are there spiritual equivalents to the physical senses?
- If I were to lose one of my physical senses, how would I respond?
- If I were to suffer in any capacity, how would I respond?
- If I fear suffering, do I trust God too little?
- Is there a way to trust God in suffering without actually suffering? (Or is that wishful thinking?)
- Is fear of suffering an indication that suffering is coming?
- Is there a direct relationship between suffering and spiritual awareness?
- Do I trust God that whatever happens is for the best, even if it means suffering?
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