I rather count on God's Timing then my timing, Even though sometimes I fail

I really love your post because it is so honest.

Try to remember that God's love is unconditional and is based on grace, not our perfect actions. God knows and understands us better than we know ourselves and accepts our imperfections. We can rely on Jesus' sacrifice to cover our shortcomings. God does not even expect us to be perfect, even in Salvation. We don't get to Heaven by works or good behavior... we get there by the promise of God to save us and by His grace, through faith.

God's grace is sufficient. God loves you exactly as you are, with all your flaws. You don't need to be perfect to be loved nor accepted by Him. He doesn't want you holding yourself to perfection, when even he does not. He wants us to focus on growth, not perfection.

It's okay to make mistakes. What matters is that you are actively trying to grow closer to God and live a life that honors Him. But that does not include being perfect, or trying to be perfect, because he knows we never can achieve that, so we mustn't beat ourselves up. He wants us to love ourselves, as much as He loves us.

Through Jesus, we are considered perfect in God's eyes, even when we fall short. Accepting your imperfections and relying on God's grace is a sign of humility, which is something God values. We rely on His grace to cover our shortcomings.

When you feel like you're failing, remember that God's love for you is not based on your actions, but on His grace. We can focus on building a closer relationship with God, not on achieving a perfect image. We must accept the gift of God's grace. I'm praying for you and I love you. I think you're perfect.

You do know that Perfection is unobtainable for us humans? The ONLY perfect human who ever lived was Jesus Christ. We WILL be able to continue striving toward perfection in the next life...but as imperfect humans? It's something we simply can't achieve.

GOD is perfect. Jesus WAS perfect...and He lived and died to TEACH us how to live.

You are very realistic and wise and that's why you are my Brother In Christ .

Perhaps tusing a different work of fiction to base that story on would help

Well, the omnipotenc seeker has fear of failure, morally right? Or rest like right?