Reading the Bible When You Have OCD

Reading the Bible and taking in the Scriptures is an important aspect of the Christian life. But when you have obsessive-compulsive struggles, this can be very challenging. When you have OCD issues, reading Scripture can trigger a lot of anxiety and distress.

If you struggle when it comes to your Bible reading, you are not alone. Even believers without OCD can struggle with taking in the Word of God effectively. But OCD can make the experience way more challenging. So its important to gain some insight and help to navigate this effectively.

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