True service isn’t about recognition, it’s about reverence. We give not to be seen, but to honor God. When our hearts are aligned with Him, every act becomes worship. Let’s serve quietly, faithfully, and for His glory alone. #ServeWithPurpose #GodSeesTheHeart #FaithfulLiving

Forgiveness doesn’t come naturally; it’s a spiritual discipline. We must learn it, not by our own strength, but through God’s grace. When we lean on Him, He empowers us to release pain and embrace peace. Forgiveness frees the soul. #ForgiveWithGrace #StrengthInGod #HealingThroughFaith

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“Live a Life of Gratitude and Trust”

This challenge is for those of you who know it's been a while since you performed an act of service. That is - you helped someone in need - giving your time, your resources, and even your energy to show kindness and generosity. I am not talking about quick and easy giving - where you hop on a website and put in your credit card to send a donation; I am talking about something that took some actual time and effort and may not have been easy or convenient. If you know this to be true, my challenge for you is to ask God to use you, your skills, and your resources to assist someone that He knows is in need - and expect Him to ensure you cross paths with that individual. When it happens, and you will know when it happens, thank God for the opportunity and keep it going - ask Him to continue to use you as He sees fit. Hit like if this resonates, share it if you agree, and drop a comment - let me know your thoughts!

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“Live a Life of Gratitude and Trust” "Why should I forgive them when they haven't even apologized?"

I get it. If you are watching this and are feeling that someone has done you wrong and left you hanging without even acknowledging or apologizing, you may feel like this is grounds for not forgiving them. The truth is that until you have forgiven, you are held captive. It actually takes -work- to hold a posture of unforgiveness. I am not saying you should forget. Of course, we should all keep ourselves safe from harm. I am saying that God can give us the strength to forgive in any situation, and He truly does desire for us to forgive. If someone has wronged you and you can’t find it in your heart to forgive, why not give the situation to God, asking Him to work on your heart to make room for forgiveness? The person who hurt you may never apologize, but your act of forgiveness will allow you to shift from captivity to freedom with God by your side.

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God doesn’t wait for perfection; He responds to pursuit. When we seek Him, He draws near, embracing us with love and lifting us from despair. His presence is our refuge. Keep reaching, keep trusting. He’s closer than you think. #EmbraceHisPresence #GodIsNear #FaithInAction

When life gets tough, fixing our eyes on God gives us strength. In every storm, He is steady. As we trust Him, our resilience grows, not from our own strength, but from faith rooted in His promises. Keep looking up. He’s with you.

#EyesOnGod #FaithThatEndures #ResilientInChrist

In seasons of abundance, it’s easy to celebrate, but let’s not forget the Source. God delights in our gratitude, especially when we recognize His hand in every blessing. Stay humble, stay thankful, and keep Him first. Gratitude honors the Giver. #GratefulHeart #BlessedByGrace #GodFirst

Faith teaches us to wait, not with frustration, but with expectation. God’s timing is perfect, even when it’s unclear. Patience is a spiritual posture that honors Him. In the waiting, He’s shaping us. Let’s trust the process and lean into His promises. #FaithfulWaiting #GodsPerfectTiming #GrowInGrace

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