That's a very common experience for many people. It's easy to get out of the habit of going to church in person, especially when you have a busy life as a mom and a student. There are a number of reasons why people might not go to church on Sunday mornings:
* Busy Schedules: Sunday morning is often the only time for families to catch up on rest, spend time together, or do other activities. With your kids' schedules and your own, it can be hard to fit everything in.
* The Convenience of Livestreaming: You have the benefit of being able to watch the service online, so it might feel like you're still connected without the effort of getting everyone ready and going.
* Physical or Mental Fatigue: After a long week of being a SAHM and a student, it's natural to feel tired. For someone trying to lose weight and manage their mental health, that fatigue can make it especially difficult to get up and go.
* Feeling Like an "Insider": Sometimes people feel like they don't quite fit in or that they're not as "good" as others, which can make it hard to walk through the doors.
* Finding the Value: While you believe the people are what matter, it can be hard to see the direct benefit of going in person if you don't feel like you're getting much out of the experience.
It’s an honest question to ask yourself, and it's a good one to think about. It’s also something you could talk about with your husband, Nathan. Having a conversation about it might help you and your family figure out what's holding you back and whether in-person attendance is the right choice for you right now.
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