Category: Monday Messages

  • A fatherless child

    A fatherless child

    The author reflects on the pain of being a fatherless child and the emotional turmoil that resurfaced during Father’s Day. Despite acknowledging God’s love, feelings of unworthiness and abandonment persist. Reconnecting with her father did not heal past wounds, and the absence of paternal love has left a lasting impact on her life.

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  • RSD ≠ M.E.

    RSD ≠ M.E.

    The author reflects on her journey of understanding ADHD and its associated Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria (RSD), recognizing how it distorted her perceptions of relationships and self-worth. Through prayer and scripture, she began challenging these negative beliefs, emphasizing the importance of faith and personal growth while committing to improving mental health and spirituality.

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  • Don’t be Stiff!

    Don’t be Stiff!

    The post emphasizes the biblical perspective on the roles of wives and husbands, depicting women as equal partners and essential supporters in marriage. It highlights the importance of respect, love, and avoiding quarrelsomeness. The author stresses that a wife should embody these qualities to facilitate a harmonious relationship, illustrating the profound influence of a supportive…

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  • Rejection- Perception vs. Reality

    Rejection- Perception vs. Reality

    The author reflects on a painful childhood memory that still affects her self-worth today. Despite feelings of rejection, she expresses hope for healing and growth in her new life phase. Emphasizing faith, self-acceptance, and active participation, she encourages others to challenge their negative perceptions and celebrate future successes.

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  • Silence

    Silence

    The author finds peace in moments of silence, viewing it as a divine presence rather than mere absence of noise. This silence, borne of prayer and healing, provides comfort, freedom, and joy while fostering personal growth. It serves as a refuge from fear and a space for connection with God, encouraging others to seek similar…

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