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Coming out of a 30-day fast with God is such an interesting experience. You’ve been in a space of closeness with Him, receiving clarity, peace, and tons of revelation—and suddenly you’re expected to just return to the chaos of normal life. Here’s what I’ve learned in this transition: give yourself grace. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed or even frustrated when life outside the fast doesn’t match the spiritual high you experienced. But remember that growth takes time, and God’s grace is sufficient for every step of the way (2 Corinthians 12:9). As you ease back into your routine: — Reflect: Write down the revelations from your fast. What did He speak to your heart? What habits brought you closer to Him? — Rythm: Incorporate the fasting habits into your daily life. If prayer at sunrise gave you peace, keep going. If fasting from social media helped you focus, set boundaries that protect your headspace. If certain foods weren’t good for you, don’t go back to eating them. — Relationship: Stay in communion with Him. The fast may be over, but His presence is never far. “Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.” Galatians 6:9 Fasting isn’t just a season—it’s a setup for deeper spiritual growth. If you’re coming out of a fast or transitioning into a new season with God, be patient with yourself. The goal is progress, not perfection. • #faith #faithbased #explore #relatable #fasting #fast #30dayfast #fastwithgod #danielfast #christianhabits #christianadvice #scripture #bible
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Coming out of a 30-day fast with God is such an interesting experience. You’ve been in a space of closeness with Him, receiving clarity, peace, and tons of revelation—and suddenly you’re expected to just return to the chaos of normal life. Here’s what I’ve learned in this transition: give yourself grace. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed or even frustrated when life outside the fast doesn’t match the spiritual high you experienced. But remember that growth takes time, and God’s grace is sufficient for every step of the way (2 Corinthians 12:9). As you ease back into your routine: — Reflect: Write down the revelations from your fast. What did He speak to your heart? What habits brought you closer to Him? — Rythm: Incorporate the fasting habits into your daily life. If prayer at sunrise gave you peace, keep going. If fasting from social media helped you focus, set boundaries that protect your headspace. If certain foods weren’t good for you, don’t go back to eating them. — Relationship: Stay in communion with Him. The fast may be over, but His presence is never far. “Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.” Galatians 6:9 Fasting isn’t just a season—it’s a setup for deeper spiritual growth. If you’re coming out of a fast or transitioning into a new season with God, be patient with yourself. The goal is progress, not perfection. • #faith #faithbased #explore #relatable #fasting #fast #30dayfast #fastwithgod #danielfast #christianhabits #christianadvice #scripture #bible

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