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🌿 Day 17 Is Live — Stay Connected to the Vine
Good morning, Faithfully Restored family! 🤍 Day 17 is officially up in the classroom! Today’s devotional is “Stay Connected to the Vine.” And today’s reminder is: “The secret to a fruitful life isn’t working harder—it’s staying closer to Jesus.” Sometimes we try so hard to become more patient, more loving, more joyful, more faithful, or even “better Christians.” We tell ourselves we’ll pray more, worry less, and just try harder. But eventually, doing everything in our own strength leaves us tired, discouraged, and spiritually drained. Jesus never told us to produce the fruit on our own. He told us to remain in Him. 🌿 📖 Today’s Key Scripture — John 15:5 “I am the vine; you are the branches. If you remain in Me and I in you, you will bear much fruit; apart from Me you can do nothing.” Staying connected to Jesus doesn’t mean you have to sit with your Bible every second of the day. It means learning to invite Him into your entire day. Talk to Him while you’re driving. Thank Him while you’re cleaning. Ask Him for wisdom before a difficult conversation. Praise Him while you’re walking. A close relationship with Jesus isn’t built in one dramatic moment. It’s built through daily connection—little by little, day after day. Take your time with Day 17, complete your Heart Check, and remember to click DONE ✅ when you finish! 💬 Community Question: What helps you feel most connected to Jesus, and is there anything lately that has been distracting you from spending time in His presence? 🤍 Your greatest calling isn’t simply to do things for Jesus. It’s to know Him and walk with Him. Everything else flows from there. 🌿
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🌱 Day 16 Is Live — Don’t Give Up
Good morning, Faithfully Restored family! 🤍 Day 16 is officially up in the classroom! Today’s devotional is “Don’t Give Up.” And today’s reminder is for anyone who has been praying, obeying, trusting… but still feels like nothing is changing. God is often doing His deepest work in the seasons that feel the quietest. Waiting can make us question: “Did I hear God correctly?” “Has He forgotten me?” “Should I just stop trying?” But think about a seed after it has been planted. For weeks, the ground can look exactly the same. Yet underneath the surface, roots are growing before any fruit becomes visible. Your spiritual life can look the same way. Just because you can’t see God working doesn’t mean He has stopped working. Every prayer matters. Every act of obedience matters. Every step of faith matters. 🌱 📖 Today’s Key Scripture — Galatians 6:9 “Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.” Joseph waited. David waited. Abraham waited. Their waiting wasn’t wasted—and neither is yours. Your responsibility isn’t to produce the harvest. Your responsibility is to remain faithful. Keep praying. Keep trusting. Keep serving. Keep believing. 🤍 Take your time with Day 16, complete your Heart Check, and remember to click DONE ✅ when you finish! 💬 Community Question: Where have you been feeling discouraged lately, and how has God shown His faithfulness to you in a past season of waiting? 🌿 Don’t give up because you can’t see the fruit yet. God may be growing roots first.
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👣 Day 15 Is Live — Trusting God With the Next Step
Good morning, Faithfully Restored family! 🤍 Welcome to Week 3! 🎉 Day 15 is officially up in the classroom! We’ve spent the last two weeks learning who we are in Christ and breaking agreement with the lies that have kept us stuck. Now, as we enter our final week, we’re learning how to walk forward in that identity. Today’s devotional is “Trusting God With the Next Step.” Faith isn’t knowing every step ahead—it’s trusting the One who does. So many of us want God to give us the entire plan before we’re willing to move. We want answers. We want confirmation. We want to know how everything is going to turn out. But throughout Scripture, God often gave people the next step, not the entire map. Abraham had to leave before knowing the destination. Peter had to step out of the boat before experiencing the miracle. The priests had to step into the Jordan before the waters parted. Sometimes God gives us just enough light for the next step because He wants us to trust Him, not simply trust the plan. 📖 Today’s Key Scripture — Proverbs 3:5–6 “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to Him, and He will make your paths straight.” Your future isn’t uncertain to God. He already sees the road ahead. Your responsibility isn’t to figure everything out—it’s to walk closely with Him, one faithful step at a time. Take your time with Day 15, complete your Heart Check, and don’t forget to click DONE ✅ when you finish! 💬 Community Question: What is one area where God may be asking you to surrender control and simply trust Him with the next step? 🤍 You don’t need the whole map. You just need enough faith to take the next step with God. Let’s finish this final week strong! 🙏✨
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Day 14 question
A few truths that stood out to me and that I will be leaning on. -He has forgiven me, so I need to forgive others. -God’s peace protects my heart. -I can trust Him with what I cannot control. -Forgiveness is rooted in God’s grace. -I need to release the person that I need to forgive into God’s hands. My question is, when you have someone that has hurt you deeply, but they think they didn’t do anything wrong, do you tell them you forgive them? Or just give it to God? That is my struggle right now, I feel like I should tell them and that will help me release it and move forward.
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Audrey, this is such an important question. 🤍 And no, I don’t believe you have to tell someone you forgive them in order for your forgiveness to be real. Forgiveness can happen between you and God first. You can release the person, the offense, and your desire to make them understand what they did into God’s hands—even if they never acknowledge that they hurt you. Sometimes telling someone can lead to a healthy conversation and reconciliation. But other times, especially when someone believes they did nothing wrong, saying “I forgive you” can actually reopen the conflict or become another attempt to get them to finally recognize the hurt. So before you tell them, I would bring that desire before God and ask: “Lord, why do I feel like I need to tell them? Are You leading me to have this conversation, or am I hoping for acknowledgment, an apology, or closure from them?” 🕊️ You can forgive someone without receiving an apology. You can forgive and still have boundaries. And forgiveness does not mean what happened was okay or that trust automatically gets restored. If God does lead you to speak with them, you can do it from a place of peace rather than needing a particular response from them. But if He doesn’t, you are still free to release them into His hands. And I LOVE what you wrote: “I can trust Him with what I cannot control.” Their response is something you cannot control. Your decision to forgive and allow God to heal your heart is something you can surrender to Him. 🤍 “Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other, just as in Christ God forgave you.” — Ephesians 4:32 Keep bringing this before the Lord. Forgiveness is sometimes a decision we have to keep choosing while God continues healing the places that were hurt. ❤️
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🤍 Welcome to the 21-Day Identity Workshop!
Hi beautiful! ❤️ I am so grateful you're here. I don't believe you're here by accident. Whether you joined because you're searching for healing, longing to know God more deeply, or simply wanting to discover who He says you are, I truly believe these next 21 days are going to be special. Over the next three weeks, we'll open our Bibles together, study God's Word, work through the Identity Devotional, pray, reflect, and encourage one another as we replace lies with God's truth. This isn't about trying harder or becoming someone different. It's about discovering the woman God created you to be. My prayer is that by the end of these 21 days, you'll walk away with a deeper understanding of God's love, greater confidence in your identity in Christ, and the freedom that comes from believing His truth over every lie. I also want you to know that I'm walking this journey with you. I'm not here because I've figured everything out—I'm here because I believe God's Word transforms lives, including mine. Before we begin, I'd love to get to know you! Please introduce yourself in the comments by sharing: 🤍 Your name 📍 Where you're from 🙏 One thing you're praying God will do in your life during these 21 days 📖 Your favorite Bible verse (if you have one!) Let's encourage one another and create a community where everyone feels seen, loved, and supported. Thank you for saying "yes" to this journey. I truly can't wait to see what God does in each of our hearts. Welcome to the Faithfully Restored family. 🤍✨
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@Mo Rivers Welcome, Monica! 🤍🕊️ I’m so glad you’re here with us! I love that you mentioned clarity, healing, peace, and direction, because so much of this journey is about slowing down enough to allow God to show us what we’ve been carrying, what needs to be released, and—most importantly—who we are in Him. And Proverbs 3:5–6 is such a perfect verse for this season. Sometimes God doesn’t give us the entire roadmap; He asks us to trust Him with the next step. 🙏🏽 My prayer for you over these 21 days is that you don’t just receive answers, but that you grow so secure in who God is and who you are in Christ that you can have peace even while you’re waiting for direction. Welcome to Faithfully Restored, Monica! We’re excited to walk alongside you. 🤍✨
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@Audrey Johnson Audrey 🥹🤍 this means so much to me! Right now, this 21-day devotional is the first one I’ve released, but YES—I’m working on creating more Bible studies and devotionals through Faithfully Restored. 🕊️ I also offer paid one-on-one Inner/Heart Healing Sessions for women who feel ready to go deeper. These sessions are a space where we prayerfully invite God into areas of hurt, false beliefs, past experiences, or things we may still be carrying, and allow Him to bring His truth, healing, and restoration. 🤍 Seeing how you all are engaging with this devotional and watching God work through it has encouraged me so much to keep creating! I would actually love to hear from you—what would you want the next Bible study or devotional to focus on? Inner healing, surrender, hearing God, overcoming fear/anxiety, identity, purpose, relationships, spiritual growth, or something else? Thank you for asking and for being so committed to this journey. 🥹🤍 There is definitely more coming! 🙏🏽✨
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