Scripture speaks often about the bitterness of the soul,
yet modern Christianity rarely knows what to do with it.
In Episode 135, I take you into the Word to show why bitterness of soul is not sinful, rebellious, or faithless but deeply biblical, honest, and often the very place where God meets His people.
From Hannah, to Job, to David, we see a pattern:
God does not reject the bitter soul; He invites it.
I unpack what Scripture actually means when it speaks of bitterness, anguish, and deep distress, and why pouring out a bitter soul before the Lord is not complaining — it's consecration. It's the language of those who refuse to pretend, numb, or spiritually bypass their pain.
This episode is especially for the believer who has been told to "just be grateful," "stay positive," or "speak life" when what your soul actually needs is permission to be honest before God.
Because bitterness of soul, when brought to the Lord, does not harden the heart — it softens it.
And if you're a Christian author or writer carrying a message forged in suffering, this episode will help you understand why your story, your voice, and your obedience matter — and how God often births impact and calling from places the world labels as weakness.
God is not offended by your bitterness.
He draws near to it.
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