✝️ Coming Home to the Father: How to Restart Your Walk with Jesus

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There comes a time in everyone’s faith journey when life gets heavy, distractions stack up, or we drift further from God than we ever intended. Sometimes it happens slowly over years… other times it happens all at once. And then, suddenly, we look up and wonder:

“Can I really come back?”

The beautiful truth of the Gospel is simple:
Yes. Absolutely. Without hesitation.
Your Father has never stopped loving you, never stopped wanting you, and never stopped inviting you home.

Today’s message is for every person who once walked with Jesus, drifted away, and now feels the pull to return — but doesn’t know where to start. Let me tell you something from experience:

You don’t start by being perfect. You start by being willing.

🌅 1. God Never Moved — But He Never Stopped Waiting for You

One of the biggest lies the enemy whispers is, “You left. God is disappointed. You can’t come back.”
But Scripture tells a different story.

Every day, God is looking toward you — not with anger, not with judgment — but with expectation and joy, the same way the father in the Prodigal Son story watched the road, waiting for his child to return.

He sees YOU.
He knows YOU.
And He is excited to welcome you home.

💛 2. Coming Back to God Isn’t Complicated — It’s Relational

You don’t need to earn His love.
You don’t need to “fix your life first.”
You don’t need to prove anything.

All God wants is… you.
Your heart.
Your honesty.
Your willingness to take one step toward Him.

Here are three simple starting points:

• Talk to Him honestly. “God, I’m coming back. Help me.”
• Open your Bible again — even one verse.
• Create one moment of quiet each day.

Connection builds consistency.
Consistency builds relationships.
And a relationship builds transformation.

🔥 3. God Isn’t Mad at You — He’s Madly in Love With You

You may think you disappointed God…
But God isn’t focused on your past — He’s focused on your future.

He sees who He created you to be.
He sees the gifts inside you.
He sees the impact you're meant to make.

And when you return to Him, you’re not stepping back into shame —
you’re stepping back into purpose.

God doesn’t restore you halfway.
He restores you completely.

🕊 4. Your Return Opens the Door to a New Season of Freedom

When you reconnect with God, something powerful happens:
Your heart softens.
Your peace returns.
Your identity becomes clear again.

Suddenly you realize —
You were never meant to do life alone.

Coming home to the Father is the beginning of a new season:
A season of freedom.
A season of clarity.
A season of purpose.
A season of walking boldly with God — not from fear, but from confidence.

🌟 5. Today Is the Perfect Day to Begin Again

Not tomorrow.
Not when life settles down.
Not when you “feel better.”

Today.
Right now.

Your Father is waiting with open arms, ready to walk with you, guide you, strengthen you, and remind you who you truly are.

If you’ve been looking for a sign…
This is it.
Come home.

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If this message spoke to you, I want you to know — you’re not alone.
Faith wasn’t meant to be lived in isolation, but in community.

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And remember — your best years aren’t behind you.
They’re waiting for you to believe again.

I’m Butch — the Crazy Old Fart — and I’ll see you in the next post.
Until then, keep the faith, walk in freedom, and never forget: God’s not mad at you — He’s madly in love with you.