Category: Monday Messages

  • Holiday Grief…

    Holiday Grief…

    The author reflects on the debilitating nature of grief, triggered by memories during the holiday season. Despite emotional struggles linked to past losses, there’s a sense of hope found in faith. The writer emphasizes that God’s presence offers encouragement through grief, reaffirming a desire for better days ahead while navigating profound sorrow.

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  • Endless and Timeless Love

    Endless and Timeless Love

    During Thanksgiving, the author reflected on her experiences, feeling gratitude for her evolving relationship with her Love, who accepts and understands her ADHD. The author recognizes the importance of companionship over mere marriage, expressing deep appreciation for the love she discovered and the lessons learned about loneliness versus being alone.

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  • Recharge.

    Recharge.

    The author, an introvert, finds solace in solitude after social interactions, requiring personal “M.E. Days” for recharging. Reflecting on the past year, they highlight both gratitude for beautiful moments and the need for introspection amidst exhaustion. They encourage others to take time for reflection and recharge, nurturing their personal growth.

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  • Pause.

    Pause.

    Pause. That was the one word that I distinctly heard from the Lord that morning. My first alarm had just gone off, and as I was rolling into alertness, my heart stilled a bit as I heard God speaking softly to it. Pause. While I’ve never been the combative or quick to fight type, I…

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  • Make me Wanna Scream!

    Make me Wanna Scream!

    The post reflects on the author’s emotional journey following a difficult past and a life-changing car accident in 2017. It discusses themes of self-identity, societal pressure, and the call to ministry. The author emphasizes the importance of personal authenticity and the struggle against external expectations, while advocating for respect amid varied emotional responses to current…

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