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“He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.” — Psalm 147:3 Welcome home, sister. 💕✨

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🍂 WELCOME TO PROVERBS IN OCTOBER!
Ladies, we’re officially starting! 🤍 For the next 31 days, we’re reading one chapter of Proverbs every day. October 1 = Proverbs 1 October 2 = Proverbs 2 …and October 31 = Proverbs 31. 🌷 Our goal isn’t simply to say, “I read Proverbs.” We want to ask God: How do I LIVE this wisdom? Every day, use these four questions: 📖 What did I read? 💡 What verse stood out to me? 🌱 How can I apply this today? 🙏 What do I need to pray about? I’ll also be posting daily prompts here so we can discuss what God is teaching us. TODAY: Read Proverbs 1. Then come back and comment: 👇🏽 What ONE verse stood out to you most, and why? Don’t worry about having a “perfect” answer. We’re here to learn together. Let’s pursue His wisdom this October. 🤍
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🍂 WELCOME TO PROVERBS IN OCTOBER!
Community Question Abide Day 7
🌿 What has God taught you about Himself or your relationship with Him during these seven days?
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🌿 REST WITHOUT GUILT — A LITTLE SOMETHING FROM MY HEART 🤍
Happy Sunday, beautiful ladies! I want to share something I’ve been working on, but first, can we talk about how difficult it can be to simply REST? Between motherhood, work, ministry, school and all the responsibilities we carry, sometimes we become so busy serving everyone else that we forget to sit at the feet of Jesus. And when we finally stop, the guilt creeps in. But something the Lord has been teaching me is that rest is not a lack of faithfulness. Sometimes resting is an act of surrender. In Mark 6:31, Jesus invited His disciples to step away and rest. The work wasn’t finished, and people still needed them, yet Jesus recognized their need to pause. That Scripture inspired me to share Rest Without Guilt, a five-day Christian devotional journal from Faithfully Restored. 🌸 Over five days, we’ll explore: 🌿 Resting without feeling lazy 🌿 Finding our worth in Christ rather than productivity 🌿 Honoring our God-given limits 🌿 Establishing healthy boundaries 🌿 Receiving the rest Jesus offers Each day includes Scripture, a devotional reading, guided prayer, reflection questions and space to journal. The journal is now available for $5 as an instant digital download. 📖 Get your copy here: https://faithfullyrbyyelitsa.etsy.com/listing/4583341010 And whether you purchase it or not, I want us to reflect on something together today. 💬 COMMUNITY QUESTION: What is one thing that makes it difficult for you to rest without feeling guilty? Is it motherhood, unfinished responsibilities, the pressure to always be productive or feeling like you’re letting someone down? Share below. Let’s encourage and pray for one another as we learn to rest in Him. 🤍 With love, Yelitsa | Faithfully Restored 💜
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🌿 REST WITHOUT GUILT — A LITTLE SOMETHING FROM MY HEART 🤍
🤍 ABIDE DAY 6 Question: SURRENDER & OBEY
Surrender isn't always easy, especially when we're uncertain about what comes next. But Proverbs 3:5–6 reminds us to trust the Lord rather than depend entirely on our own understanding. What is one situation you're learning to surrender to God, and what is one step of obedience you can take while trusting Him with the outcome? Remember, surrender doesn't mean having all the answers. Sometimes it means taking one faithful step at a time. 🌿
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@Lisa Vincent Lisa, this is so beautiful, and I can relate to this as a mother. ❤️ One thing I want to encourage you with is that God is not limited by the years your children weren’t raised in church. His grace is bigger than our past, and His love for our children is greater than we can comprehend. I love that you’re choosing to be the light rather than trying to control their journey. Matthew 5:16 reminds us to let our light shine so others may see our good works and glorify our Father in heaven. And Lisa, release that guilt! Romans 8:1 reminds us that there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus. Your past doesn’t disqualify you from being a beautiful example of His transforming love today. Keep praying, keep planting seeds, and keep allowing your children to witness what a surrendered life looks like. You don’t have to have every answer or say everything perfectly. Sometimes the greatest testimony our children will ever see is the transformation God is doing in us. I’m standing in prayer with you for your children. May their hearts be open to encountering Jesus personally, in His perfect timing. 🤍
🌿 ABIDE DAY 5 Community Question: WHAT IS CROWDING GOD OUT?
Sometimes getting closer to God isn't about adding more to our lives, but making room for Him. What is one thing that has been taking up too much space in your heart, mind, or daily life, and what practical step can you take this week to make more room for God? Share as much or as little as you feel comfortable. Let's encourage one another without judgment. 🤍
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@Lisa Vincent Lisa, I can relate to this so much! ❤️ Thank you for being so vulnerable. One thing I’ve been learning is that surrendering our finances to God doesn’t mean we stop being responsible or planning. It means we stop carrying the weight of believing everything depends on us. Matthew 6:33 reminds us to seek His Kingdom first. Sometimes we become so focused on figuring out HOW God will provide that we forget to rest in WHO our Provider is. And look at your testimony! Since 2021, you’ve been on this journey, and you’ve already witnessed His faithfulness so many times. 🙌🏼 Here’s a little challenge for you this week: whenever financial worry creeps in, instead of immediately trying to figure everything out, pause and thank God for three ways He’s already provided for you. We’re learning to be good stewards without allowing our finances to become the source of our peace. I’m walking this journey right alongside you! 🤍🌿
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