I’ve been in a reflective place lately, and I wanted to be honest about where I’m at. This past year and a half, I pushed into entrepreneurship slowed down my security work, tried gig life, experimented with building something of my own. At first it felt promising, but recently I’ve hit a wall. The effort is high, the return is inconsistent, and when I run the numbers, it feels like I’m putting in more than I’m getting out. That’s been tough to admit. It even made me ask myself: “Did I waste my time?” Even though I know these experiences taught me a lot discipline, risk, resilience, clarity I’m still feeling the weight of this moment. My confidence dipped. My motivation got cloudy. And I realized I’m still very much in my own development process. I post Stoicism, Scripture, and personal growth content, but I’m right here in the trenches too. Still learning. Still adjusting. Still becoming. If anyone has gone through a season like this, I’d appreciate your perspective or a word of encouragement. How did you handle that point where your faith in the path got shaky?

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Hume argues the mind hits a limit it can’t truly grasp infinity or eternity. But faith declares what reason cannot: “With the Lord a day is like a thousand years.” 2 Peter 3:8 Where philosophy finds boundaries, revelation opens heaven. 🧭 Reflect: 1. Where have you reached your mental limits this week? 2. What would trusting Christ beyond those limits look like?

Hume said: All knowledge comes from what we can touch or see. But Hebrews 11:1 reminds us Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. Some stop at what’s visible. Disciples walk by what’s eternal. #DailyWisdom #FaithOverSight #Philosophy #Faith

David Hume taught that every thought we have comes from what we’ve already seen, touched, or felt. In his view, the mind is just a mirror reflecting impressions of the world, never creating anything truly new. But Scripture tells us something higher: “Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.” Hebrews 11:1 Hume’s logic stops at the senses. Faith begins where the senses end. We don’t deny reason we redeem it. Because the Spirit doesn’t destroy the intellect; He enlightens it. As believers, our calling isn’t to fear philosophy it’s to understand it, so we can answer it with clarity, grace, and power. 💭 Reflection: 1️⃣ What shapes your beliefs most experience, or revelation? 2️⃣ How do you balance reason and faith in your daily walk? 3️⃣ Can faith and philosophy strengthen each other when guided by truth? 🪞 “Hume showed where reason ends. Christ showed where truth begins.” #FaithAndReason #DailyWisdom #StoicFaith #ChristianMind