Nomi & Charis Co.

02/11/2026

I heard someone say,

“Your flesh doesn’t care about eternity… because it’s not going with you.”

Your flesh doesn’t care about your calling.
It doesn’t care about the prayers you prayed this morning.

It doesn’t care about the tears you cry after you said, “This is the last time.”

It just wants relief.
Comfort.
Something to quiet the craving.

It will tell you,
“It’s not that serious.”
“God knows your heart.”
“You’ve been good all week.”
“One more time won’t hurt.”

But here’s the truth you already feel deep down:

Your flesh won’t stand before God.
Your soul will.

This isn’t about fear.
And it’s not about striving to be perfect.

It’s about remembering that eternity is real.
Heaven is real.
And the small compromises we normalize shape the person we’re becoming.

Grace is not permission to keep feeding the very thing that’s warring against your spirit.
Mercy is not approval of patterns God is trying to break.

Love does not cancel accountability. It makes transformation possible.

You don’t need another diet.
You don’t need more willpower.
You need surrender.

Surrender in the moment the craving rises.
Surrender when the excuse feels logical.
Surrender when your flesh is loud but the Spirit is whispering.

Temporary pleasure has never given lasting peace.
And deep down, you know that.

Your flesh may scream.
But your soul is eternal.

You are not too far gone.
Now is not the time for shame.

It’s the time for surrender. 💗

02/09/2026

02/09/2026

When cravings rise, it can feel like you’re failing again.
Like you should be stronger by now.
Like God is watching instead of holding.

But this part of the Psalm says He hems you in — behind and before — and lays His hand on you.

That means even in the moment the urge feels loud…
You are not exposed.
You are not slipping past His care.
You are being held.

A craving doesn’t mean you’ve lost control.
It often means you’re tired, overwhelmed, or longing for comfort.

And right here, Scripture reminds you:
You are surrounded.
You are covered.
This is bigger than what you can understand — and that’s okay.

You don’t have to win this moment.
You can rest inside it 🤍

01/25/2026

“Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.”
‭‭Philippians‬ ‭4‬:‭6‬-‭7‬ ‭NIV‬‬

When anxiety rises, we don’t spiral, we pray.
This is how we walk Philippians 4:6–7 in real time, especially during uncertain moments like this winter storm.

Swipe slowly.
Pray each line.
Let peace lead. 🤍

“Be anxious for nothing… and the peace of God will guard your hearts and minds.” — Phil. 4:6–7

01/17/2026

I almost didn’t start this page.

Not because I didn’t have something to say
but because I didn’t want to say it the wrong way.

For a long time, my faith and my struggles with appetite, habits, and self-control lived in separate boxes.
One was spiritual.
The other felt personal… and honestly, heavy.

But Scripture tells us to renew the mind
and neuroscience shows us how patterns, cravings, and behaviors are actually formed.

This space exists in the middle of those two truths.

Not shame.
Not dieting.
Not striving to be “better.”

Just Scripture, grace, and understanding
so women can find peace with food, their bodies, and the calling God placed on their lives.

If you’re tired of fighting yourself…
you’re in the right place 💗

12/17/2025

Creating these boxes has reminded me how powerful it is to give something meaningful, not rushed, not generic, but intentional.

We’re working through our current small batch now, and I’m grateful for every message, question, and kind word 🤍