Greater Love OKC

05/29/2026

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05/23/2026

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I heard God say to me:

Your deep wounds I have redeemed
Instead of pain and shame
They are filled with My forever, lavish love
Arise, transparent and free, share your light for all to see
For you are My Beloved, My Joy, My Glory!

05/23/2026

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05/22/2026

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We all need to allow ourselves time to slow down and be cultivated. In our culture, it feels often like we’re on a roller coaster we can’t get off of. We’re anxious and exhausted, and still trying to execute the next thing.
I want to encourage you, in this season, to take some time (preferably outdoor morning time) to grab your mug of coffee, go outside to your favorite relaxing chair and spend some time in this book, then sit for awhile and let it nourish your soul.
For a few minutes, focus on the beautiful floral artwork on each page, read the truth printed on them, then close the book when you’re ready and observe the incredible creation all around you: listen to birdsong, feel the temperature and the breeze, look at the expansive sky above you, taste the warm coffee from your favorite mug and feel your own heart beating as you place a hand gently on your chest. Take some deep breaths to expand your chest and exhale slowly and fully. Do this three times with eyes closed.
I pray that this can become a natural routine for all of us moving forward…
I’d love to hear how this practice affects you in the days to come.
Shalom and blessings to you!🙏🏻☀️🦋

03/30/2026

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Somewhere along the way, rest became something you had to earn.

You finish the week running on fumes, and even then, stopping feels like a risk. Like the moment you let go, something will slip. Like the people who keep going are the ones who actually care.

The neuroscience says otherwise. A mind that never fully recovers doesn't perform. It compensates. There is a significant difference between those two things, and you feel it in the quality of your thinking, your patience, your ability to be present with the people you love.

One day a week of genuine rest is not indulgence. It is maintenance. The same way you would not run a car indefinitely without a service and expect it to perform, your mind requires deliberate recovery to operate at the level you are asking of it.

This is your reminder that today counts. Use it well by doing less than you think you should.

Send this to someone who needs permission to stop today. They probably won't send it to themselves. 👇