I believe we all are, or once have been, in a season that felt unbearable to endure. We experienced doubt, confusion, and curious thoughts about how things were going to turn out. Honestly, some circumstances can make us want to give up completely and stop caring about anything connected to them. Even though we may feel tempted to say “forget it” and walk away, God can give us the strength to go through it. Many of us try to go around the problem while God is telling us to go

This week, I have learned that God-ordained pain is the “midwife” to purpose. I have learned that patience with yourself will go a long way. I have come to realize that God is truly on my side, and I have witnessed His favor upon my life. I have learned that putting Jesus first, submitting to Him, and intentionally including Him in everything goes a long way. Your intention in being with Him is not going unnoticed. He will bless you at the right time and in the right season.

As week 10 has come to pass, there’s one thing I can confidently say: keep doing what God is asking you to do. No more distractions, no more people-pleasing, and no more trying to force connections—whether with people, business, or ministry. Allow God to align what needs to be aligned and be willing to watch His hand move through your life. Have your parents ever told you, “Sit back and enjoy the ride,” even when you had no idea where you were going—and it seemed to take long

This week let’s focus on the good we’ve begun to see within ourselves. It’s been a season of change and reflection—one that creates space and gives us the opportunity to decide: will we step into that change, or remain stagnant despite the wisdom we’ve gained? Let’s stop waiting for the “right” time to begin. The time is now. Start where you are and just do it. A new version of you is unlocked the moment you choose to shift your routine and face the things you’ve been avoidin

Hello, healing vessels. I know I didn’t post last week, and I’m sorry. I was definitely on a roll, but sometimes we need to pause and take a moment. Today’s post doesn’t have a scripture or a story. It’s simply a reminder to breathe. Take time to reflect and truly learn more about yourself. This may be a season of separation—where you’re learning and unlearning different parts of who you are. Remember to be patient. This isn’t something you figure out and accomplish all at o

Life can feel random sometimes. Moments don’t always connect. Pain shows up uninvited. Doors close without warning. And we’re left trying to make sense of pieces that don’t seem to fit together. But what feels random to us has never been random to God. The story of Naomi, Ruth, and Boaz doesn’t begin beautifully—it begins with loss, displacement, and uncertainty. Naomi loses everything familiar. Ruth chooses loyalty in the middle of grief. They return to a land with no clear

Who Do You Trust More? Who do you put your trust in more? Life’s circumstances can cause us to depend on man for the results we’re looking for. When I say “man,” I am not referring to a specific gender—I’m including women as well. “Man” refers to mankind as a whole. Let me explain why I bring this up. As I reflected on myself, I realized that I believed the answer to having a prosperous, whole, and non-judgmental life was marriage. I thought that if I could solidify myself wi

First things first, I do not mean “get my lick back. "The reason this is called “Get Back” is because it’s time for you to get back on track . Life may have been trying to take you down lately—and maybe it even knocked you down for a moment. But hear this clearly: you were not taken out completely. And now it’s time to give the enemy the tightest, fastest, most unexpected uppercut to his chin —by getting back up and stepping back into alignment with God. You’ve been sitting

There are seasons in life when things feel still. We may find ourselves in the same job, the same routines, or even the same spiritual patterns for a while. In those moments, it can be difficult to tell whether we are content or whether we have quietly become complacent . Although these words can look similar from the outside, they come from two very different postures of the heart . Contentment is a posture of trust. It is the ability to find peace in what God has given, w

Wait a Minute… Who Are You? Remember the kid from the late 1980s video “You on Kazoo” ? He walks away from the screen, pauses, slowly turns back, and asks the now-famous question: “Wait a minute… who are you?” People still laugh about that moment today—and honestly, it’s pretty funny. But if we’re being real for a second, it’s also a surprisingly important question. So let me ask you the same thing: Who are you? Not the version of you shaped by social media, old mistakes, oth

There are moments when we quietly question our worth before God. When we replay our mistakes, feel the weight of guilt, or struggle to see anything good within ourselves. In those moments, it can feel as though our emotions are telling the whole story. But your feelings are not your foundation — God’s truth is. Yes, He sees your struggles. He cares deeply about every tear, every doubt, every burden you carry. Yet your emotions do not determine your salvation. Your shame does