🎙️Episode 39d: Today was the first day I raised both hands in worship

🎙️ Crumb Confessional — Episode 39dTitle: Today was the first day I raised both hands in worshipDescription:We’re leaving church, and I had to document something that’s never happened before: I raised both hands in worship for a full seven or eight minutes. As someone who grew up Catholic and always held back physically in church, this was a vulnerable milestone. It may sound small, but it cracked something in my spirit—another layer of pride peeled off, another act of submission laid down. On this Father’s Day, I was reminded of how good my Heavenly Father really is.I talk about:Growing up Catholic and never raising hands in churchWhy it’s felt awkward or vulnerable to do it until nowThe long-standing hesitation tied to pride and fear of being seenA powerful Father’s Day message from the pastor who once lit my pastor’s fireFeeling tears fall—not from sadness but from holy submissionConfessing a new spiritual milestone and what it might mean💡 Highlights & Timestamps:00:00 – Leaving church, reflecting on today’s unexpected worship moment 02:40 – Why raising both hands felt so hard—and why I finally did 04:30 – Pastor’s sermon about breaking down and calling on Jesus 06:15 – Tears falling without sadness—just surrender 07:10 – Confessing it publicly, because it marked something spiritual 🧠 Core Takeaway:Sometimes worship is a physical confession—and even a small act like raising your hands can break something open in your spirit.🙏 Closing Line:That’s all I got for now. Documenting the journey.