When Following Jesus Gets Lonely | Being Set Apart

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Have you ever felt like following Jesus makes you the “weird one” in the room? Like you’re left out of family gatherings, friend groups, or opportunities because of your faith? I’ve been there too. While reading the Old Testament, I kept coming back to the Levites, the tribe God set apart to serve Him. They didn’t get land like everyone else, but God Himself was their portion. From the outside, it may have looked like they were missing out, but in reality, they had the greatest gift of all: closeness with God. In this episode, we’ll talk about what that means for us today. The same presence that once rested on the Levites now lives in us through the Holy Spirit. So if you’ve been feeling lonely, misunderstood, or left out because of your faith, remember this: you’re not rejected, you’re chosen. You’re not cast out, you’re set apart. Scripture: Deuteronomy 10:8–9 · 2 Samuel 6:6–7 · 1 Corinthians 6:19–20 · Galatians 6:2 · Numbers 1–2 · Leviticus 16 Available on: Apple Podcast + Spotify instagram.com/growingthrough.pod #christianpodcast #christianpodcastforwomen #christianmotivation #jesus #christianity #christianwoman #christianmessages #sermon #sermons #GodsWord #biblestudy Key Words: Bible Study, God’s Word, Scripture, Faith, Christianity, Bible, God, Holy Spirit, Jesus Christ, Gospel, Inspiration, Prayer, Spirituality, Worship, Testimony, Sermon, Encouragement, Hope, Grace, Salvation, Church, Fellowship, Devotion, Spiritual growth, Christian living, Christian Couples, Christian Podcast for Women, Christian Podcast for Men, Christian Youtuber, Christian women, Christian Girls, Christian loneliness, feeling left out as a Christian, set apart not cast out, God is my portion, Levites in the Bible explained, how to deal with loneliness as a Christian, misunderstood because of faith, carrying God’s presence, presence of God in daily life, Holy Spirit dwelling in us, encouragement for Christians, Bible study Old Testament, Deuteronomy 10 explained, 1 Corinthians 6:19 meaning, why does follow