Category: Monday Messages

  • Like a Drug…

    Like a Drug…

    The author reflects on their struggle with busyness, likening it to an addiction that masks deeper issues. Despite recognizing the need for rest and balance, she finds it challenging to slow down without spiraling into negative thoughts. The journey toward sobriety entails finding peace beyond constant activity while relying on faith for support.

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  • Bon Appetit!

    Bon Appetit!

    The author reflects on her struggles with feeling misunderstood and ignored, leading to a plea for silence. However, she realized the value of her voice in praising God and helping others. Emphasizing that deliverance is for the benefit of others, the piece reminds readers to seek strength from God in facing challenges.

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  • Who Sees M.E.

    Who Sees M.E.

    The author reflects on feelings of isolation stemming from childhood trauma, expressing struggles with PTSD during emotionally challenging times, especially the holidays. She shares her connection to Biblical figures for comfort, emphasizing the importance of being seen and acknowledged. Ultimately, she finds solace in the belief that God, as El Roi, sees and understands her…

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  • God + Me

    God + Me

    After a painful fall due to biking, the author contemplates facing fears that challenge personal growth. Reflecting on a snowy day, she expresses a determination to confront her anxiety about biking again, recognizing that fear can manifest in various ways. With faith, she resolves to embrace challenges and seek victory over fear in 2025.

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  • Mirror, Mirror on the Wall

    Mirror, Mirror on the Wall

    The author reflects on the significance of superstitions and personal clarity, prompted by the new year. She emphasizes the importance of self-awareness, gained by cleaning her one household staple. As she prepared for 2025, her goal is to live a balanced life by resigning from obligations and toxic relationships, prioritizing her well-being and creativity.

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