Sometimes the pain of fake friends makes us want to disappear completely. We block numbers, delete contacts, and tell ourselves it’s safer that way. But when we stop caring what anyone thinks, we risk losing what God does want to give us real fellowship. Proverbs 17:17 “A friend loveth at all times, and a brother is born for adversity.” 2 friends reconnecting Not everyone who smiles is a friend, and not everyone who leaves is an enemy. The real work is learning how to stay s

“I’ll do it later.” That’s how most unfinished callings begin. Procrastination can feel innocent like a moment of rest, a small delay, but it steals more from us than we notice. It’s not just lost time; it’s lost progress, lost confidence, and sometimes lost purpose. Ecclesiastes 11:4 “He that observeth the wind shall not sow; and he that regardeth the clouds shall not reap.” procrastinating in the wind Sometimes we wait for the perfect moment, but the truth is there isn’t on

Some people don’t fall apart because they stopped believing — they fall apart because they’ve been believing alone  for too long. Overwhelmed at work Work can be that quiet battleground. The pressure, the people, the pace — it can re-open old wounds you thought were healed. You start to feel those familiar thoughts whispering again: “God is done with you.” But that’s not His voice. Lamentations 3:22–23  says, “It is of the Lord’s mercies that we are not consumed, because his

There’s a kind of peace that isn’t from God. It’s the peace of walls. Some of us learned survival by cutting people off. We tell ourselves, “I’m fine. I’ve already dealt with that.”  But distance is not deliverance. Forgiveness is not pretending the wound never happened. It’s choosing to stop carrying the judgment. Jesus forgave us while we were still wrong. He didn’t wait for an apology. If your father, Mother or anyone wounded you, you don’t need to re-enter chaos to heal.