What is the hardest thing God has ever asked you to do?

Question

I know that for myself some things he asks are easy and some are hard. I am interested in your experiences. Please honest answers.
Thanks!

Answer 1

The hardest thing was to give up my soul mate...it killed me inside for a while. And then when it did it's work in me and I could move on I was amazed at what it birthed in me...a compassionate warrior. I learned that I could love him in an even deeper way by giving him his freedom to pursue his path...and trusting that we will meet again in an even deeper union when we each fulfill our parts in this life.

Answer 2

Well,

I would say forgive a murder, my friend is going through this thing right now, where hr mum is trying to infect her with hiv . she is alwasy beating her up for no reason and she was thinking taht her mum beat her on a certain time period because she infected her ealier so to use the beating as an excuse .....she could have done it when my friend was sleeping .. i have no idea. and i don't know if she has suceeded because we have to wait for like 13 weeks she's only 22, hasn't even had sex or even went on a first date nothing, nada...

I was shocked, i mean it didn't happen to me, but it was my close friend i am doing everything i can to support her. Something like that just brings the hate in your heart how can a mum do that to her daughter .....

I would say that is the hardest thing ever. To forgive her mother...

Answer 3

awesome questions I like ones where I have to think smile. For me the hardest is letting go and letting Him take control of all situations I still even after 15 years of serving Him want things my way and sometimes are ways don't mesh u know. He always wins though just I can be stubborn at times lol

Answer 4

To get up in the pulpit and speak, to stand before Hells Angles and Warlock MC members wearing Christian patches on my leather vest and be accepted by them. I am a Christian Bike and have been around some of the roughest people you can imagine and been accepted into their world and welcomed. I have found them to be more honest than many who claim to be Christians.

However, in their world you better be real in what you believe or you will pay a price for being two faced. They don't play games with people who are not real.

Answer 5

Forgiving myself, and those who I thought had somehow insulted me. It wasn't easy and still isn't, even though I always feel so much better after giving myself permission to forgive. It was my belief that I need to live for the rest of my life carrying my sins and other burdens, it was in fact easier to forgive other people, but not myself. I am beginning to learn it is possible and life can be such a pleasure when I live with compassion, kindness and forgiveness in my heart.

Answer 6

The hardest thing that GOD has given me to do is to raise my children.

I am bound by his command to care for what he gives me, and I do take it very seriously, but that does not make it easy.

Six children, three grown and on their own, of them one is married, and one is pursuing GODs path for him. And the third has rejected all she was ever taught and is following the way of the world, and not doing well at it, homeless and a wanderer, I am just waiting for her to come back to her roots, as the bible says that she will eventually do.

Three still underage and at home, so still working very hard at this awesome difficult job of raising them.

Answer 7

Whenever someone falls away from God, and God wants us to withdraw from them it's very hard. When I was younger 5-7th grade I was bf's with this family, the Coblentz's me and my sister Ashley were bf's with them for a long time but their parents left the church and we had to withdraw from them it was the hardest thing I had to do.

Answer 8

Upon quick recollection, probably to become His. It is probably one of the hardest battles a person goes through before getting saved or rejecting God.

Answer 9

Recently the hardest thing he has asked of me is to not date or pursue any relationship of that kind. Of course telling others about his love even though persecution is unavoidable

Answer 10

The hardest thing so far, he asked me to allow him to take my father. I was so young, so there was nothing I could do anyways. But some good did come from it in the end.