If you’re a woman of faith who is ready to heal, grow, and finally feel like yourself again… this is for you. I just uploaded a brand-new course designed to walk you through how to build better and stronger relationships with GRACE: 💛 Get Grounded in God 💛 Release the wounds you’ve been carrying 💛 Assert healthy, life-giving boundaries 💛 Communicate with clarity and confidence 💛 Embrace the kind of relationships your heart truly desires This is more than just more information...This is going to transform your life. And right now, you can access it completely free. Go into the classroom and start your healing journey today 🤍 GAIN ACCESS HERE!! 💕Sanura

Let’s reflect on something powerful today: How we see God....and how He sees us. In Scripture, God calls His people beloved. In Hebrew, words like יָדִיד (yadid) and דּוֹד (dod) carry the meaning of dearly loved, cherished, and deeply desired. This is the language of closeness and delight. Look at the picture in Song of Solomon 6:10: “Who is this who shines like the dawn, fair as the moon, bright as the sun, majestic as the stars?” Now remember: in Genesis 1:27 we are told we are made in God’s image. Here's what I want you to see: If God sees His beloved as radiant and glorious like this, it reveals something about His true heart and identity toward us. Discussion: When you think about how God sees you, what comes to mind first?

Let’s have a real conversation today. Many of us were introduced to God through other people’s interpretations — through church culture, family expectations, past relationships, or even painful life experiences. And sometimes those experiences shape the way we see God in ways that aren’t always true to His heart. Some women grew up seeing God as loving and present, others experienced Him as distant, disappointed, or hard to reach. But healing often begins when we allow God to reintroduce Himself to us, not through religion or performance, but through relationship. “The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.” — Psalm 34:18 So today I want to ask you something deeper: How has your view of God changed throughout your life? This is a space for honesty, healing, and restoration. 💬 Share your story in the comments. Even a few sentences about your journey with God could encourage another woman who is still finding her way back to Him. You never know who needs to hear your testimony today. 💕

✨ Introducing: The Restoration Room ✨ Beginning Tuesday, March 17, we are opening a weekly space in our community called The Restoration Room. This will be our dedicated time each week for deeper teaching and conversation around healing the relationships that shape our lives, our relationship with God, with ourselves, and with others. Restoration is a journey, and sometimes the most powerful healing happens when we slow down, reflect, and allow God to transform the way we think, believe, and relate. Our first conversation in The Restoration Room will fall under the theme of healing our relationship with God and will continue the conversation we’ve been having about communion with God and learning to live aware of His presence as a lifestyle. 🕊 First Restoration Room Conversation Tuesday, March 17 Topic: Healing Your Image of God Many of us believe in God and love Him, but the way we see Him has often been shaped by our life experiences, disappointments, or even things we’ve been taught along the way. If our image of God is distorted, it can affect how close we feel to Him and how easily we experience communion with Him. During this teaching, we’ll explore how healing your image of God can open the door to deeper intimacy with Him and help you cultivate a lifestyle of being aware of His presence in your everyday life. ✨ My prayer is that The Restoration Room becomes a space where we grow, heal, and experience deeper restoration together. 📅 Call to Action: If you plan to join us live, be sure to register for the call in the Calendar tab so you can save your spot and receive the reminder. I’m looking forward to starting this journey with you.

Take a moment to pause and reconnect with God. Healing your relationship with God doesn’t always require fixing something, sometimes it simply means returning to His presence. Take one quiet minute and ask Him: “God, what do You want to say to me right now?” Sit with Him for a moment and listen. Reflection: What word, thought, or feeling came to you during that moment with God? Share it below if you feel comfortable.