Struggling with harm OCD and religious intrusive thoughts about God's voice?

I’ve been through that. My experience was a lot . Read the book of Job , your in your Job season . God bless ✨🙌🌿

Hi! I have PureO and a few times things got so bad I figured God is the only help there is. I prayed asking for God’s help and when I least expected it that “still small voice” I knew could only be God was in my mind and gave me peace. Doesn’t happen all the time. But when it does, I know it’s for real. God Be With You!

Uh hi. So i’m kind of going through something similar literally right now. where i had a thought that said “god said you have to do this harm thing” and i’m really freaked out. could you share a little more about your experience? because then i get a little better but then it’s like an intrusive guilt feeling for not listening to god and i’m like what the heck

GIRL!!! i struggle so hard discerning the voice of God. but if there is one thing i know it’s that His voice is always from a place of love. whether it’s correction or encouragement. it will never be from a place of hatred. God hates sin. not His creation.

Hang in there! That is ocd trying to trick you. It’s taking something you love so much and respect God so much it wants to make you afraid. Keep reading the Bible and going to church. Expose yourself to all his truth no matter how hard it is and those thoughts come in. Praying with you friend. I remember this so well. It’s scary but I believe in you!

i totally get how tough that mix of harm ocd and religious ocd can be, especially when it messes with your faith and your sense of self. it's really brave of you to share and reach out. remember, you're not alone in this struggle. ❤️ since i'm battling a different ocd theme, i might not have the exact answers, but i've found some resources super helpful. there's this app called "unstuck ocd therapy tools" that my local ocd support group recommended. it's pretty neat because it offers ai-personalized guidance and exercises right when you need them. also, the ocd reddit has been a great place for me to feel less isolated and to read about others' experiences and coping strategies. hope this helps a bit!