Finding True Strength: Overcoming Struggles with Faith

I don't believe in self-love. I think that's a myth. I think it's a lot And people often say, "Well, how can you love others if you haven't loved yourself first?" And my argument be, "What would you love about yourself if you haven't loved others first?" So, the question is really asking, "If you were in that situation, how would you want to be loved by another?" And people come to me and say, "Thank you." I want to look them in the eyes, and I want to see them on their level, and I want to love them. And I want it to remind them of something that's far greater than my love, his love. My strength comes from God. My value comes from God. My identity comes from God. I am nothing without him, but with him, I am an unstoppable force, not because I'm strong, but because he is willing. And so, people who are suffering from mental health, I'll give everything to him, and let him take it. And I promise you, he will do something with your life that you could have never done, but he did it from your brokenness. He did it from your chaos. So, if you're done with your life, if you think you can't fix it, you can't solve it, you can't redeem it, perfect. Let me take it. And let me turn it into something beautiful and good.