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 Oomph, I find this so comforting, because the Bible never hid the mess. People doubted. Ran. Failed. Fell apart. Made t...
11/04/2026



Oomph, I find this so comforting, because the Bible never hid the mess. People doubted. Ran. Failed. Fell apart. Made terrible choices and had moments where their faith looked anything but impressive.

And still, God stayed.

Goodness, that changes how I read my own messy story too.

“Rejoice not against me, O mine enemy: when I fall, I shall arise; when I sit in darkness, the LORD shall be a light unto me..” -Micah 7:8

- Little Sparrow Loved

11/04/2026

I've noticed something about my own walk with God. Often, when life is going well, I have to be more intentional about staying close to Him.

When you're facing a crisis, you know you need God. You're praying, searching His Word, asking Him for wisdom.

But when the bills are paid, the family is doing well, and life feels manageable, it's easy to start relying on yourself.

In Deuteronomy 8, Moses warned the Israelites about this very danger. God had provided for them in the wilderness, and they were about to enter a land where they'd have plenty to eat, beautiful homes, and growing prosperity.

And Moses told them to be careful. Once they had everything they needed, they might forget the Lord and start believing their own strength had produced their success.

I've found that warning is just as relevant today.

The very blessings we've asked God for can make us forget how desperately we still need Him.

Don't wait for a crisis to remind you. Take time today to thank Him for what He's provided and renew your dependence on Him.

10/31/2026

Don’t waste your life trying to expose those who have wronged you.

God doesn’t need your help uncovering what He already sees.

Your responsibility is not revenge.

It is faithfulness.

It is forgiveness.

It is continuing to walk in integrity even when others choose deceit.

Remember, the cross teaches us that evil never has the final word.

Jesus was betrayed, falsely accused, abandoned, and crucified.

Yet God turned humanity’s greatest act of injustice into the greatest act of redemption.

If He can bring salvation through the cross,

He can certainly bring purpose out of your pain.

So release the burden of proving yourself.

Release the need to settle every score.

Entrust your reputation to the God who judges righteously.

In His perfect time, truth will stand.

Justice will prevail.

And His faithfulness will be seen.

Keep your heart free from bitterness.

Keep your hands clean.

Keep your eyes on Christ.

Because while people may work in secret,

nothing is hidden from the God who sees all things.

And the One who sees in secret is faithful to vindicate those who trust in Him.

The LORD is a God of justice; blessed are all those who wait for Him. — Isaiah 30:18

10/30/2026

November is almost here! A brand new chapter, another chance to witness God’s faithfulness unfold.

May this month be filled with New beginnings, Nourished faith, and Never-ending grace. Whatever October held—its victories or its valleys—leave them in God’s hands. He is doing something new even when you can’t see it yet.

Walk into November with a heart that trusts, a spirit that praises, and eyes that look for His goodness in every detail.

He’s the same God who carried you before, and He will carry you again. 🙏🏻🤍

 Motherhood will have days when you feel tired, overwhelmed, and unsure if you’re doing enough. But never forget that yo...
10/30/2026



Motherhood will have days when you feel tired, overwhelmed, and unsure if you’re doing enough. But never forget that you don’t have to carry the weight of raising your children on your own.

Every prayer you whisper over them matters. Every tear you shed while asking God for wisdom matters. And every time you surrender your worries to Him, you’re inviting the One who loves your children even more than you do to be part of their story.

You may not be able to protect them from every hurt, answer every question, or prepare them for every season. But you can pray, trust God, and faithfully lead them toward Him.

Your children have a mother who loves them, but they also have a God who watches over them.

Keep praying, Mama.
You are not parenting alone. đź’•

10/29/2026

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