How to be on fire again???

Question

So lately for the few weeks since I’ve been home from university I’ve been feeling very angry and bitter and not happy about my family situation and I think that has led me to be stagnant in my faith. I go to church but I barely pray or read the word as I used to and I’m not sure how to get back on track and be on fire for Christ. 
I love God so much but I’m confused about some things and it’s making me loose faith and hope in those things
Any suggestions on how to be on fire again .

Answer

Get into the habit again! I learned it this way, CPR is obviously life saving, but CPR is also spiritually saving if that makes sense! 
C- church
P- prayer
R- read the word 😁
I’m sorry you’re feeling so down and out about what’s going on in your life. Surround yourself with good people and start on your CPR ♥️

Answer

"1. Remember
The first step God calls us to may be surprising: remember. This is not some great feat for spiritual giants. It is merely the act of a child looking back upon former days.
Do you remember when God first awakened your soul? Do you remember the excitement you had when he plucked you out of darkness? How joyful did you dance, from an orphan to a son, a dead sinner to a resurrected saint, an enemy with God to his beloved? Do you remember?
Did you once run to prayer, not to take your daily dose of spiritual medicine, but because your Great Love waited for you there? Did you ever sing in the silence with the psalmist, “There is nothing I desire besides you” (see Psalm 73:25)? Did you stay up late to undress your soul before him? Did you rise up early to put on heavenly attire? Do you remember?
Remember quiet mornings of choosing the good portion as you sat at his feet. Remember the glory that you saw and the Savior that you sang to when you were filled with “joy unspeakable.” Remember the time you invested in eternity when you met with other believers to worship him. Remember.
2. Repent
From the conviction that comes from realizing where you once stood, repent. You have left Jerusalem for Egypt; the Promised Land for Canaan. Don’t just try to do better next time. Don’t just feel guilty and hide behind the bushes of good intentions. Go to your Savior in the blood of his Son and cry out for mercy, confessing your coldness to him and asking him for grace.
Tell him you’ve grown cold. Tell him you’ve entertained other loves. Repent to your God for not loving him as he deserves. He stands ready to forgive and restore. Your High Priest will sympathize with you, therefore, “Let us come boldly unto the throne of grace, that we may obtain mercy, and find grace to help in time of need” (Hebrews 4:16, KJV).
3. Return
Amazingly, God calls us to return to where we once fell. He does not call us to make up for lost time and be a mile ahead of where we used to be. He calls us back to that fresh fire of love towards him and neighbor. It is a call to action. It is a call to return to the habits of grace. It is a command to keep ourselves in the love of God (Jude 21).
“God allows my joylessness to snap me out of treating him as a hobby.”
And beyond the standard means of grace, it is worth considering what makes your heart singfor Jesus Christ. Is it long walks in nature, early mornings with your guitar, writing poetry, reading Christ-exalting fiction, diagraming philosophical arguments on the true nature of beauty, evangelizing college students?
What is it in this season? Prioritize it. The door is not locked, the story is not over. You can have a sweet relationship with God in Christ again. He has given you more breath so that you might use it to seek him, cry out to him, wait on him.
Show yourself on the horizon. He will run to you in due time."
-https://www.desiringgod.org/articles/have-you-left-your-first-love

Answer

I give my youth 3 easy things to get back on track.
1. Download (if haven't already) the Bible app. Go to its settings & set a notification for the word of the day. Set that for a time of day you know you'll have time to read it. Whether that bright & early or before bed. 
This way you get the word every day, no excuses. You read it, think about how it applies to you. Pray!
2. Change your radio station to a Christian one. Replace all your secular cds/iPod/Apple Music whatever you use, switch that over to worship. Cut all ties with secular music & its influences, (maybe not forever but during your cleansing period).
I believe if you're spiritually mature that type of music doesn't affect you. But you need that type of spiritual strength. 
3. The most important & the most I can elaborate on is wake up with thanksgiving. Before you check your phone, before you brush your teeth, before you take the crust out of your eyes. Sit up, thank God for the day, invite Him into that day, Give Him control of your emotions, ask for Him to lead you. 
Do this every day for a whole week. Really commit & that will spark you right up. The more you connect to God each morning the more you'll feel His closeness in your time of confusion, tragedy & whatever your family is going through. It's not that He's not there, it's that there's a bunch of foggy things going on that are keeping you from feeling His hand over you.
You may be the bridge for a spiritually shift in your family. Someone has to wave the flag of the gospel to let the enemy know he will not win with your family. His greatest goal is to divide, to separate & to isolate families. 
Prayers for you love.

Answer

Do you have any friends at church either at home or at University that you could talk to daily either by text or social media? Also does your church have any small groups you could join or women’s bible studies, things like that? Immersing yourself in community might help and give you a place to talk about some of those questions!

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