Category: Monday Messages

  • Healing starts within.

    Healing starts within.

    The author reflects on a decade-long journey with locs, intertwining her hair’s growth with personal healing. After a deep prayer, she learned that true healing required an overhaul of her busy life, mental health challenges like ADHD, and physical health improvements. Ultimately, internal growth led to external transformations, highlighting divine intervention.

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  • The calling is mine, the results are God’s

    The calling is mine, the results are God’s

    The author reflects on her published works and acknowledges the difference in quality compared to a friend’s recent devotional. Despite past shortcomings, she expresses confidence in future writing, reaffirming her calling from God. The piece encourages others to embrace their unique paths, trusting that God will guide their efforts and outcomes.

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  • Victory

    Victory

    The author expresses a deep love for God while struggling with mental illness and disabilities. Despite active faith and participation in church communities, she reveals that prayer alone is insufficient for healing. Acknowledging the need for personal effort alongside faith, she is committed to actively pursuing her well-being and recognizing her worth.

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  • Be careful what you pray for.

    Be careful what you pray for.

    The author reflects on the importance of prayer and personal health after experiencing several digestive and physical ailments. She prayed for guidance in leading a healthier life and found herself confronted with the consequences of past habits. Despite ongoing challenges, she remains hopeful and focused on improving her lifestyle and finances as she approaches her…

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  • Addiction: The one I couldn’t do alone.

    Addiction: The one I couldn’t do alone.

    After silencing alcohol and unhealthy attention, one addiction remained louder than the rest. This powerful testimony exposes the hidden grip of food addiction, the trauma beneath it, and the moment the author realized willpower was not enough. Her healing began when she stopped striving and allowed God to take control.

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