I was learning to recognize when God was speaking through someone. He repeats himself. He says it over and over because we are so stubborn, stupid and unwilling. And even scared. Even when he tells us not to be afraid, we set our minds about it, worrying and fretting about every little thing. I was shaken by what God expected us to do.
In "The Last Sin Eater," author Francine Rivers explores the theme of recognizing God's voice through others. The protagonist learns that God often communicates the same message repeatedly, as humanity tends to resist and become overwhelmed by fear and doubt. Despite God’s encouragement to overcome these fears, people frequently cling to their anxieties, worrying unnecessarily about life's challenges.
This profound realization shakes the protagonist, highlighting the expectations God has for humanity. The narrative emphasizes the struggle between divine communication and human reluctance, illustrating how individuals must confront their stubbornness and trust in God's guidance to move forward with faith.
