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When you are praying for God’s will, also pray for Grace to discern and the courage to obey His instructions , even when...
13/07/2026

When you are praying for God’s will, also pray for Grace to discern and the courage to obey His instructions , even when they don’t make sense🙌🏽

A blessed week to y’all 💕 🤗

I have always loved the story of Hannah and the birth of Samuel because it reminds me of God’s faithfulness and His timi...
16/06/2026

I have always loved the story of Hannah and the birth of Samuel because it reminds me of God’s faithfulness and His timing. But today, after she was mentioned during Bible study, I felt led to study more about her. I learned so much, and her character is something we can emulate as children of God.

In 1 Samuel 1, Hannah experienced so much anguish because of her barrenness. She even went through depression, and to make it worse, Peninnah continually mocked her.

However, Hannah knew where to run. Even when her husband tried to comfort her, Hannah knew she could only get true comfort from the Most High. In her pain she was fervent in prayer. She poured out her soul to the Lord, to the point of Eli thinking that she was drunk.

And after that moment in His presence and a word from Eli, her countenance changed. She became joyful.

Hannah was full of praise. The Bible says she worshipped the Lord. Hannah received the promise in faith, something necessary if we will inherit the promise of God, Hebrews 6:12.

Hannah shows us how we can regain the joy of fellowship in the house of God.
Hannah could genuinely worship the Lord in faith while the promise was still not yet fulfilled. This is a glorious pattern of faith.

Another profound aspect of her character was her humility and godly conduct. In spite of all the ridicule and provocation from Peninnah, she did not react in anger. Instead, she cried out to God in prayer. Even when she was accused of being drunk by Eli, Hannah’s courage in facing down Eli’s attack on her character was disciplined, articulate, and strong. She set boundaries and still honored Eli as the priest of her time. She did not allow her pain and frustration to take a hold of her.

After God remembered Hannah, she kept her promise and surrendered her child to the Lord. After waiting so long for a child and desperately wanting one, the temptation to keep Samuel and break her vow must have been strong. Yet Hannah still gave him to the Lord.

Her life beautifully demonstrates the power of perseverance, unwavering trust in God, and the courage to sacrifice one’s deepest desire for a higher divine purpose.

Job didn’t sign up to be in the Bible.He didn’t wake up one morning and say, “Lord, please let my suffering be a case st...
27/04/2026

Job didn’t sign up to be in the Bible.

He didn’t wake up one morning and say, “Lord, please let my suffering be a case study for 4,000 years of readers.” He just got up. He worked. He prayed for his kids. He chose integrity when it was hard, when it was lonely, and when it cost him everything.

Job 1:8 says God Himself called Job, “the finest man in all the earth… blameless, a man of complete integrity.”

But here’s the part we forget: Satan noticed him too.

That means someone is always watching. Sometimes it’s God. Sometimes it’s the enemy. But most times? It’s the people right next to us , our children, our friends, the people we work with, the ones who see how we handle life.

Whether we like it or not, our lives teach someone something.

The question isn’t , “Is anyone watching?”
The question is: “What lesson am I giving?”

Job lost his wealth, his health, and his children. But he didn’t lose his integrity. And because of that, we’re still reading about him.

The Bible is already written. Your name won’t be in Chapter 12 of 2 Chronicles. No one’s turning the page to see how you handled your private trials.

But your life is still an open book.

Somebody’s reading it today. A child. A friend. Someone who’s struggling silently and needs to see how to stand.

So live it carefully. Live it honestly. Live it so that when people close the book, they say: “If I must go through trials, let me go through them like she did.”

Let’s make ours worth reading. 😊

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There are seasons when life forces you to pause. The things that once excited you no longer do. You keep going, mostly b...
05/04/2026

There are seasons when life forces you to pause. The things that once excited you no longer do. You keep going, mostly because the people you care about need you to,…. but inside, you know something has shifted. You find yourself living through moments you never saw coming, searching for answers that never come.

Then Easter arrives, and you remember the three words: “It is finish”

And suddenly it’s clear — the heaviness, the doubt, the emptiness,…it was never truth. It was only the enemy trying to steal the joy that belongs to you in Jesus.

You don’t have to understand everything. You don’t have to have all the answers. You don’t have to have it all figured out; all you have to do is live, and hold on to this: “it is finish”

God is not done with you. He is gathering the broken pieces and shaping them into something beautiful, because He loves you and you are called for His purpose.

The story isn’t over.
My Father still sits on the throne.

Glory to Jesus.
He is risen.
Happy Easter, y’all.

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In the story of the woman at the well we discover a beautiful reminder that God sees us, calls us, restores us, and give...
04/02/2026

In the story of the woman at the well we discover a beautiful reminder that God sees us, calls us, restores us, and gives us purpose regardless of our past. Her meeting with Jesus is more than a historical event; it’s a personal invitation for every woman today to live boldly, speak truthfully, and follow faithfully.

The Samaritan woman at the well isn’t worthy of an encounter with the Son of God. Nevertheless, Jesus not only meets her but also offers her “living water” (John 4:10) to fulfill her profound spiritual need.

She’s waiting for the Messiah (John 4:25) and deeply yearns for an enduring relationship.

This story reminds me of the many times God has rescued me. I’ve also witnessed Him perform miracles for my friends and many remarkable women I’ve met.

The Samaritan woman was an outcast, shunned by her community due to her past and her Samaritan heritage. Yet, Jesus saw her, spoke to her, and revealed Himself as the Messiah. She was transformed from a marginalized woman to a bold evangelist, sharing the good news with the very people who mistreated her. That’s what the love of Christ can do to a person😊

Jesus saw beyond her past, her mistakes, and the labels others had placed on her. He saw her worth, her value, and her purpose.
Like her, we are often defined by our struggles, our doubts, and the voices that whisper we're not enough. But Jesus says, "I see you. I know you. And I have a purpose for you."
May we, like the Samaritan woman, be transformed by Jesus' love and become bold messengers of His good news!

The revelation of Jesus Himself was unique , because not only was it purely God’s message, as it was with any other insp...
20/01/2026

The revelation of Jesus Himself was unique , because not only was it purely God’s message, as it was with any other inspired writer, but was also God’s personality through which the massage came.
In the revelation from Jesus we see the personality of God

2025 is still rolling Gratitude fills my cup 💜 Thank you Jesus for being my rock and all.Wishing you all peace , joy, an...
31/12/2025

2025 is still rolling
Gratitude fills my cup 💜
Thank you Jesus for being my rock and all.
Wishing you all peace , joy, and blessings in the new year.
Grateful Lynn🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽💕😘
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