Will God punish me for kinda falling asleep on sermon at church?

[Anonymous]

I work night shift 6pm-6am and yesterday Saturday morning is my day off till Sunday and I took a nap yesterday for 2 hours in the afternoon and I slept at 11 pm last night and today 8am while pastor was preaching I felt like my eyes were closing and I realized Im in the middle of sermon that I have to wake up again and after 2 mins my eyes are closing again. I think its embarassing that Im falling asleep in the middle of sermon. I actually walked 10 minutes on the wayto church so I think it kinda helps me stay alert but it didn't help me. When its about singing and bread and wine communion Im not sleepy because Im standing singing and clapping and eating a piece of bread and drinking small cup of red wine but when Im sitting Im sleepy.

[b_lova]

GOD doesn't work that way anymore.

When GOD punished the children of Israel it was because HE handed them the law at their request. Jesus came and fulfilled that contract so we don't get "punished" anymore.

Besides when GOD punished the Israelites they had plenty of warning and specific instructions which they chose to NOT follow. I don't see anywhere in the Bible where it mentions being punished for dozing off during a sermon in the last days.

Now go study to show THYSELF approved. A workman needed be ashamed rightly dividing the Word of Truth. Read the whole scripture and pray to GOD for understanding.

[jshm2]

No, but you really should be sleeping if you're tired.

[Asker]

I know. I thought my sleeping was enough when I woke up on Sunday. But then again I thought of attending mass to give my time to LORD but the problem is just Im kinda falling asleep which I felt like I didn't give my 100% worship and praise to him.

[HelpfulWoman]

no.
if your god is going to be triggered at you for that, is it really a god worth bothering about?

[strateguy632]

he understood you work nyts. but STOP going because you fall asleep there!

[jahaims]

It's all imaginary. Make your own rules

[Iron_Man]

don’t do it again