Jesus is a fixer!!!!!

Good morning ladies, pray with me this morning... God, Your great love never ceases to amaze me! It is generous, grand, and glorious. Thank You for loving me without condition. I don’t deserve it, yet You never stop loving and pursuing me. Teach me to freely love others as You have loved me. You see me as I truly am, and You still accept me! Today, I bring all of my struggles, insecurities, and false labels to You. You know what I’ve been called, and what I’ve believed about myself. Please replace any false narratives with Your truth: that I am Your child, and greatly loved by You. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Hve a wonderful Wednesday ladies...

King David spoke an answer to the question beautifully: "The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit." (Psalm 34:18 NIV) God doesn't promise to fix our broken hearts immediately, but He promised to be close to them. He specializes in proximity to pain, in drawing near when life falls apart. David knew this truth from experience. In Psalm 23, he writes, "Even though I walk through the darkest valley, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me." (Psalm 23:4 NIV) Notice, David doesn't say we won't experience dark valleys. A relationship with God doesn't immunize us from suffering. David says that even when he walks through suffering, God is with him. The valleys are real, the darkness is tangible, but the presence of the Shepherd transforms the experience of walking through them. If you're facing grief today, you don't have to walk that path alone. God is near you! Remember, grief isn't something to be fixed or cured – it's something to be walked through with God as our companion. We don't "get over" losses quickly, despite the unkind words of people who wonder why we’re still struggling. The process of healing does not submit to a clock nor a calendar. God's presence doesn't eliminate pain, but it indeed transforms our experience of walking through it. I encourage you today to remove any expectation that you should be "over this” by now. We serve a God who is patient and kind, who never leaves nor forsakes us. He's more patient with you than you are with yourself.

Good morning Queens, I thank God for allowing me to live into another chapter of life. Last Friday, Good Friday, was my birthday and I have been celebrating Jesus, our relationship, and how Holy week happened because of how much He loves me. I realized that my worst failure is not stronger than God's forgiveness! Psalms 34:4-5 says; 'I sought the Lord, and he answered me; he delivered me from all my fears. Those who look to him are radiant; their faces are never covered with shame.' Shame is different from guilt. Guilt says, "I did something bad." Shame says, "I am bad." Guilt focuses on behavior that can be changed; shame attacks identity itself. Guilt motivates us toward confession and repentance; shame drives us toward hiding and isolation. "Radiant faces, never covered with shame." This is God's desire for His children. Not because we're perfect, but because His love is perfect. Not because we have no reason for shame, but because His grace is greater than any reason shame might offer. WHAT ARE YOU THANKFUL FOR TODAY?