Daily Encouragement
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You’ll Only be Too Much for Those Who Aren’t Enough Never Apologize for Being the Woman God Created You to Be In the walls of life you’ll come across some people who will expect you to lower your standards, whether directly or indirectly. They may start off with great sweet intentions until they feel like…
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Psalm 147:3 reminds us, that “He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.” The Japanese art of kintsugi reminds me of God’s healing. He makes beauty with our broken pieces once we allow His love to put us back together. Our scars tell a story—a testimony of resilience and healing. When we allow God…
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Learning Patience, Self-Kindness, and the Power of Taking Life One Day at a Time Life doesn’t always go according to our plans. For many, including me, this year has been a season of challenges and purpose-forced growth—one that has pushed boundaries, tested resilience, and forced reflection on the true meaning of strength. From heartbreak to…
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Integrating Psychology and Christianity A spirit of stupor is described as a state of spiritual insensitivity or dullness. This appears in passages like Isaiah 29:10 and Romans 11:8, where it’s described as a condition that prevents people from seeing, hearing, or understanding spiritual truths. In some interpretations, this is seen as a divine judgment that…
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Welcome November with a Focus on Gratitude and Thanksgiving As the leaves turn golden and the air grows crisp, November invites us to slow down and appreciate life’s simple blessings. It’s a month that calls us to reflect on the year behind us, finding joy in moments big and small, and nurturing a heart filled…
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Perfectly and Wonderfully Made We are not victims; we are victors. Each of us has been placed on this earth for such a time as this, and that is not a cliché. You could have lived in any other century, but you were destined to live here, now, in this moment of history. There is…
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Beyond Feelings Love, in its truest form, is far more than an emotion that sweeps us off our feet. It’s not just about the butterflies or the thrill of excitement. While feelings of love can be powerful and intoxicating, the reality is that they come and go, and love in its mature state is sustained…
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Is this comfort, familiarity, the subconscious, low self-esteem, a psychological issue, a generational curse, or a spiritual influence attracting the same type of people to your life? It is possible for a people to consistently attract partners with addictive tendencies or the same tendencies over and over again? It’s crucial to understand the underlying factors…
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A Reflection on 1 Corinthians 13:4-7 Love is a word we hear and use so often, yet its true meaning is far deeper than what we commonly understand. In today’s world, love is frequently reduced to fleeting emotions or superficial gestures. We might hear someone say, “I love you,” but without actions that truly embody…
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Reflecting on my journey, I’ve come to recognize the role my own codependent tendencies played in forging what I once believed to be an ideal relationship. This match, which I was certain was destined for greatness, given our different backgrounds and upbringing instead became a source of profound turmoil during my years of marriage and…
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