Best time in #nyc ! God is SO good! Truly blessed! 🤍🧸

Stop arguing with the saved and preach to the lost.

One of the most underrated prayers:
“Lord, expose what I cannot see.” Hidden motives.
False peace.
Wrong connections. Discernment is protection. It’ll save you years of unnecessary pain.🤍

Being a Christian is not easy. Well done, guys!

There are moments when I sit with God and realize I don’t even have the words anymore. No clear sentences. No perfect prayers. Just a tired heart that still turns toward Him. I used to think I needed to say everything the right way. That I had to explain it all, organize it all, make sense of what I was feeling before I brought it to Him. But I am learning He already understands. He sees the weight I carry before I speak it. He knows the thoughts that keep me awake. He feels the quiet ache I try to hide behind strength. And still, He welcomes me. Not with expectation, but with compassion. So I come as I am. With the worries I cannot fix. With the questions that keep circling. With the heaviness I am tired of holding. And I place it all in His hands again. Not because I suddenly feel strong, but because I know He is. I am learning that surrender is not losing control. It is finally releasing what was never mine to carry alone. And when I let go, even a little, something shifts. My breathing slows. My thoughts quiet. My heart softens in His presence. Because He is not overwhelmed by what overwhelms me. He is steady. He is near. He is already holding what I keep trying to pick back up. So tonight, I am choosing to trust Him again. With the fear. With the unknown. With every part of me that feels worn. I may not have the words. But I have Him. And that is enough.

Biblical marriage was never meant to just make you happy - it’s meant to make you holy It’s learning sacrifice Dying to self Offering grace Serving when it’s inconvenient Staying when life feels heavy The beautiful parts are a gift But the sanctification is too

Christ in You He said to them, "Go into all the world and preach the good news to all creation. Mark 16:15 Christians need to be witnesses for Christ. We must not be ashamed of our faith in Jesus Christ. It is, however, important to know when to speak and when to be quiet. There is one sure way to testify about your faith without offending other people, and that is to follow the example of Jesus Christ. His whole life was a testimony of commitment to His duty, sympathy, mercy, and love for all people - regardless of their rank or circumstances. This is the very best way to be a witness for Jesus. Ask the Holy Spirit to guide you so that others will see Christ in everything you do and say. In this way you will fulfill the command of the Lord.

Where has worry ever gotten you? Tell me. To the peak of the mountain? Through the desert? Across the sea? No. That was faith. That was courage. That was God.

Habakkuk 2:3 is a reminder not to panic over delays. Just because it has not happened yet does not mean God has forgotten or that it won’t come to pass at the right time.

There is nothing you have done in your past that God can’t forgive. Who you were before God is not who you are after God. Change takes time as the Holy Spirit fills your life and sincere repentance is necessary for change, but God will create you spiritually new. He has never given up on you, His love for you endures forever. Thank you God for never giving up on me.

To everyone who… Puts the cart back, smiles at strangers, lets others go first, shows real empathy, listens to understand, is kind to animals, notices the little things, offers help, checks if people are okay, sends the “Did you make it home?” text, and feels for those who are hurting. Thank you. The world needs more of you. 🙏🏻

Oversharing as a trauma response is very common among survivors of narcissistic abuse — especially for those who were the scapegoat or subject to constant emotional invalidation, gaslighting, or character assassination. This is a trauma-born strategy for self-protection, especially when you've been falsely labeled as “the bad one,” or “the manipulator.” Often stemming from an internalized belief that you're inherently suspect or guilty. Transparency became a form of armor: -"If I’m fully open, no one can accuse me of secret motives." -“If I tell them everything, I won’t be misunderstood." -“If I explain myself thoroughly, I won’t be scapegoated again." The intent is noble — you wanted honesty, clarity, fairness. But Narcissistic people weaponize that transparency. They: -Use your openness to control or take advantage of you -Pretend you’re “confessing” to wrongdoing -Store your truths and vulnerabilities to later shame or punish you So your transparency, instead of protecting you, often reinforces the abuse.

Dear God, Today I pray for the woman who has been carrying everyone else’s burdens while quietly ignoring her own. The one who checks on everyone else but rarely tells anyone when she’s struggling. The one who keeps showing up even when she’s tired. Remind her that she doesn’t have to be strong every second of every day. Remind her that even Jesus stepped away to rest. Give her permission to breathe, to slow down, and to place her worries in Your hands. Help her understand that her worth isn’t found in how much she does for others. Her worth is found in being Your daughter. Amen.

There's something beautiful about the story of the woman at the well in John 4. She came carrying more than a water jar she carried shame, regret, a painful past, and the opinions of others. That's probably why she came alone. But Jesus met her there, right in the middle of her brokenness, not after she fixed her life. I love that He didn't define her by her mistakes but saw her worth before she saw it herself. Many people need this reminder today: You may have things in your past you're not proud of and feel you've made too many mistakes. But God sees more than your failures. He sees your potential, your future, and the person you're becoming. “The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.” — Psalm 34:18

STOP CALLING SIN A STRUGGLE It's not a struggle if you're planning it. It's not a mistake if you keep choosing it. God isn't mocked, He' sees what's hidden. Grace is not a license to sin Mercy is not permission to violate God's commands Repentance isn't just lip service

The favor on your life irritates people who thought your season was over.

God never asks you to be someone else or live in another season. He asks you to be faithful where you are. When you honor the present moment, you position yourself to experience the fullness of His purpose. The age you are today, the opportunities before you, and the grace available to you right now are gifts from God. Use them well, for one day you will look back and realize these were also the "good old days." Walk boldly into today. God's purpose for your life is not waiting in another season, it is unfolding right now. #PstKimeamihia

A message without a next step is just inspiration. We've all been in a room where something moved us — a sermon, a speech, a conversation. And then we walked out and nothing changed. Not because it wasn't good. But because nobody told us what to do next. Inspiration is the spark. Direction is what starts the fire. What's the most inspiring message you've ever heard that actually moved you to do something? Share it below. ⬇️⬇️⬇️

You can be healing and still hopeful. You can be exhausted and still chosen. You can be struggling and still deeply loved by God.

Success is not car, house, career, and marriage. Success is when your name is written in the Lamb's Book of Life.

The miracles of Jesus had a purpose. They revealed who He was. When He healed the sick, calmed the storm, or raised the dead, He wasn’t just solving problems. He was showing that He had authority over sickness, nature, and even death itself. But the greatest mistake is to focus on the miracle and miss the One performing it. The miracles were signs. The destination was always Jesus.