I know it doesn't feel like it, but you're not being punished.
It's either the devil/depression/low self esteem that is telling you that you are.
I'm sorry. But all of us find that material things wear out - it's what happens.
That sounds tough.
It's tough about the tyres on your bike, but it doesn't sound as though there's any reason why you can't still do those things.
Have you talked to anyone about being depressed? There are treatments that can help.
The trouble is that you see any bad things that happen, or problems, as punishments from God. They're not.
In the OT people built an ark, the Tabernacle, rebuilt the walls of Jerusalem etc. I'm sure it wasn't all plain sailing - they got mocked, for example; Nehemiah faced some real opposition. There were also women who couldn't have children and faced disappointment month after month. None of these people let the problems stop them - and the book of Hebrews commends them for their faith and perseverance.
No, he won't.
I would say you're more likely to have problems if you let people take advantage of you than if you stand up for yourself. Doing what others want could make you stressed and resentful.
That "Mental picture" is not from God.
Try replacing your mental picture with Scripture - "this is my blood of the new covenant shed for the forgiveness of sins", Matthew 26:28.
Does it say "shed for everyone's sins except David's"?
Is Jesus a liar?
The ONLY sin that's "too terrible to forgive", is blasphemy against the Holy Spirit. And if you'd committed that, there is no way you would be praying to God, wanting to serve him and posting on a Christian forum to ask for help and advice.
Again, that's either the devil trying to tell you you can't be forgiven, or your depression/low self esteem saying the same thing.
It is NOT from God.
It's all these mental pictures that are wrong.
Do you trust them, or God's Holy word?
That's completely illogical - there were millions of people in the world before you were even born.
But depression affects our ability to reason.
No, it applies to you, too.
What is it that's preventing you from seeing, and accepting, that?