Category: Monday Messages

  • Ready

    Ready

    This weekend, I attended a Maryland educator convention by the beach, seeking peace and connection with God. However, a surprising text revealed someone from my past would re-enter my life, leaving me feeling betrayed. In this emotional turmoil, I found solace in God’s presence at the ocean, highlighting His perfect timing and support.

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  • Cut Dead Ends

    Cut Dead Ends

    The author reflects on her unexpected journey with locs, initially viewing them as a permanent commitment. Through the metaphor of hair, she explores themes of identity, self-worth, and the damage of stress in life. The call to action is clear: recognize and cut away “dead ends” in both hair and life for growth and healing.

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  • The Ick

    The Ick

    The content discusses the concept of “the ick,” a feeling of sudden repulsion in romantic relationships, primarily experienced by women. It emphasizes that this response reflects personal insecurities and unrealistic expectations of perfection. The author encourages applying grace in relationships, including faith and church involvement, rather than abandoning them over minor issues.

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  • The Storm’s Path

    The Storm’s Path

    The author reflects on life’s storms, both literal and metaphorical, linking personal struggles with mental health to the impact of natural disasters like hurricanes. Born during hurricane season, she shares experiences of navigating trauma and faith, emphasizing the importance of trusting God during challenging times while recognizing the dangers of isolation.

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  • Heal in Grace

    Heal in Grace

    The author shares her journey through anxiety, highlighting feelings of despair and emotional struggle since August. She describes a transformative spiritual experience of healing through God’s grace. Emphasizing self-compassion, they focus on the mantra “Heal in Grace,” acknowledging personal growth while recognizing flaws, ultimately finding hope and strength in faith.

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