This blessed me today. When we truly have nothing left to lean on but God, that’s when we finally realize He’s been the Source all along. Proverbs 3:5–6 hits different when you’re in a season where your own understanding can’t carry you anymore. Matthew 6:8 reminds me that God isn’t responding to my panic — He’s responding to His knowledge of my need. Before I ask, He already knows. Before I worry, He already sees. Before I move, He already directs. There’s such peace in remembering that having nothing in my hands doesn’t mean I’m empty — it means I’m positioned to receive. His tender mercies really are new every morning. 🌿🤍

Thank you so much for the warm welcome! I’m grateful to be here and excited to grow, learn, and walk with everyone in this community. I’m looking forward to connecting and being part of what God is building here.

This stirred my spirit. The reminder that Jesus walked out of His tomb so we could walk out of ours… that’s the Gospel in one sentence. Every dead place, every hopeless place, every place that felt sealed shut — He already broke the stone for us. John 11:25 and John 3:16 together are such a powerful pairing. Resurrection and everlasting life. Hope and promise. Victory and love. I’m grateful for these reminders. I’m grateful for the empty tomb. And I’m grateful that because He lives, I can live too — fully, freely, and fearlessly. The Lord is truly good.

This blessed me. Matthew 6:34 is one of those verses that always recenters me — a reminder to stop carrying tomorrow like it’s mine to manage. Hearing your testimony alongside this scripture really shows how God meets us in the moment we’re in, not the one we’re worrying about. Your “Miracle at MVA” is another example of how the Lord steps into situations we can’t control and shows us His tender mercies in real time. He truly is faithful day by day. The Lord is good. 🙌🏽✨

This blessed me. Every time you share these testimonies, it reminds me how alive and active God still is. His tender mercies really do meet us in places we didn’t expect, and hearing what He’s doing in your life stirs my faith even more. Romans 10:17 is so fitting — the more we hear about His goodness, the more our faith rises. Thank you for sharing this miracle. Thank you for keeping our eyes on the God who still moves, still speaks, still heals, and still shows up on “Mainstreet” and in the everyday moments of our lives. The Lord is truly good.