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10/23/2026

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*One Day at a Time*

“Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication, with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known to God.” — Philippians 4:6

Have you ever noticed how much time we spend worrying about things that haven't even happened? We worry about tomorrow, our health, our families, and situations beyond our control. You've probably heard that the Bible tells us not to fear or worry 365 times—one reminder for every day of the year! While that exact number isn't verified, the message is repeated throughout Scripture.

Consider the sea anemone, a beautiful creature that lives attached to rocks beneath the ocean's surface. When the waters become rough or danger approaches, many sea anemones draw their delicate tentacles inward for protection. They cannot stop the waves or calm the ocean, but they are wonderfully designed to endure the changing conditions around them.

Isn't that a beautiful reminder of God's care?

We cannot control every storm that comes into our lives, but we can choose where we place our trust.

Remember when Jesus was asleep in the boat during a terrible storm? The disciples were frightened and anxious, convinced they might perish. Yet Jesus was resting peacefully because He knew His Father's power. When He arose, He spoke to the wind and waves, and everything became calm.

Jesus reminds us in Matthew 6:34, “Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about its own things. Sufficient for the day is its own trouble.

Friend, the same Savior who calmed the storm on the Sea of Galilee can bring peace to your anxious heart. You may not be able to stop life's storms, but you can trust the One who has power over them.

Don't allow tomorrow's worries to steal today's blessings. God is already there, and He will be with you every step of the way!

10/22/2026

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🙌HaPpY THursDaY 🙌

Sometimes we look at our circumstances and assume the opportunity has passed, the dream is over, or the time we lost can never be recovered. We make conclusions based on what we can see right now.

But God is not finished simply because you cannot see what He is doing.

Joseph’s story looked like it was going backward before God positioned him for what he had been called to. David spent years waiting between his anointing and his throne. Ruth walked into an ordinary field without knowing she was stepping into a completely different future.

What feels delayed may still be developing.
What feels lost may still be redeemable.
What looks like a dead end may still become a redirection.

And sometimes God’s redemption won’t look exactly like what we originally imagined. But His ability to write a better ending has never depended on our timeline.

Don’t make a permanent conclusion about a story God is still writing.

Keep trusting. Keep obeying. Keep taking the next step.

You may not know what God is doing with the pieces right now, but you can trust the Author with the unfinished story.

10/21/2026

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🙌 HaPpY WeDneSdaY 🙌
Here's to a New DaY ahead ........

SomeTimes Pruning sounds a lot like losing something, doesn’t it?👀

And I can see how it might sound confusing that a branch that’s ALREADY bearing fruit would need to be pruned…

Almost like it hasn’t been fruitful enough.😩

👉 But that’s not how Jesus describes it.

In John 15, the Father prunes fruitful branches so they can bear even MORE fruit.🍎

Not because the fruit they’ve already produced doesn’t matter - but because the Gardener is tending them with continued growth in mind.

To me, that is such an encouraging reminder!

God’s work in us isn’t always about correcting something we’ve done wrong. 🚫Sometimes it’s about helping us grow in ways we haven’t yet.🌱

And the best part…

We’re not being asked to work harder or manufacture more fruit through our own efforts.

We’re simply being invited to remain close to Jesus, the very One who makes our growth possible. 🤎🙏✝️

10/20/2026

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🙌 HaPpY TuEsDaY 🙌

Not every moment spent reading the Bible is going to feel like some incredible spiritual breakthrough!

👉 And I think we need to be okay with that.

Some days a passage will really speak to something we’re facing…

Other days, we may need to slow down, reread it, or spend time trying to understand what it means.🙏

⚠️ But that doesn’t make those quieter moments any less worthwhile.💯

We’re not opening Scripture just to chase a feeling.

We’re opening it to learn, to grow, and to know the God who has revealed Himself through it!

Consistency matters, even when the experience feels ordinary.

📖 “All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness, so that the servant of God may be thoroughly equipped for every good work.” 1 Timothy 16-17

10/19/2026

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🙌HaPpY MonDaY 🙌

Have you ever PRAYED about something…and then proceeded to tell GOD exactly how you thought He should handle it?👀🤦‍♀️

We know what we want Him to do.

We have a pretty good idea of how He could do it.

And if we’re being REALLY specific, we’ve probably even got a timeline in mind too.😬

But something about the centurion’s response to Jesus in Luke 7 always really stands out to me.

He had a servant who was terribly sick, and he believed Jesus had the authority to heal him.

👉 But he didn’t insist that Jesus come to his house.

👉 He didn’t lay out a step-by-step plan for how the healing needed to happen.

He simply trusted that Jesus had the authority to accomplish what he could not.🙏

📖 Luke 7:9 tells us that Jesus was amazed at his faith!

⚠️ I think that’s something worth examining in our own PRAYER lives.

Are we TRUSTING GOD with what we’re bringing before Him, or are we so attached to HOW we think He should answer that we’re struggling to surrender the outcome?🤔💭

TRUSTING GOD ’s AUTHORITY also means recognizing that we don’t get to dictate how He exercises it.

Lord, help me trust You beyond my own expectations! When I’m tempted to take control, remind me that Your wisdom is greater than my understanding. Teach me to bring my requests before You with confidence, while surrendering the timing, the method, and the outcome to Your will. In Jesus’ name, Amen. 🙏🤎✝️

10/18/2026

GooD MoRnInG EvErYoNe and HaPpY SunDay🍂🤎🌻☕️

No, we do not have to make ourselves perfect before God will listen to us…🙏

We come to Him through grace - not because our behavior has earned us access.

And when a prayer remains unanswered, that doesn’t automatically mean we’ve done something wrong.🚫

Faithful people throughout Scripture also waited, suffered, and received answers they did not expect.

⚠️ But that doesn’t mean the condition of our hearts is irrelevant!

👉 Scripture shows that what we cherish, how we treat people, and why we are asking all matter when we pray.💯

Prayer is not a performance for God.

It is an honest relationship with Him.

And honesty means being willing to let Him address what is happening within us…not only what is happening around us.🤎✝️

10/17/2026

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🙌HaPpY SaTurDay 🙌

10/16/2026

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🙌HaPpY FriDay 🙌

Anyone else ever look at what they’re bringing to God and feel like apologising? Here’s the little energy I have left, the idea I keep doubting, the yes I mean with all my heart even though I’m frightened I won’t be able to follow through.

I wish I had more to give Him. More strength, more confidence, something that didn’t look so small beside what’s needed.

But I keep thinking about those five loaves and two fish. How the disciples looked at them and saw how far they wouldn’t go, while Jesus already knew what He could do.

I do that too, look at what’s in my hands and calculate all the ways it won’t be enough. Sometimes I don’t even offer it, because I’ve already decided it couldn’t possibly make a difference .

But the little they brought Him fed people they could never have fed themselves. There were leftovers from a meal they hadn’t thought was enough to begin with.

“He asked this only to test him, for he already had in mind what he was going to do.”-John 6:6, NIV

He already knew! Before anyone could see how, before the bread was broken or a single person had eaten, Jesus knew.

And here I am, trying to explain my limitations to the One whose hands I’m placing them in.

How good He is, that He doesn’t ask me to turn the little into enough before I bring it. I can come with what I actually have, without pretending it’s more,and trust Him with what happens next.

I’m looking at what I can give Him. He sees what He can do with it

10/15/2026

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🙌HaPpY THursDaY 🙌

The disciples saw 5 loaves and 2 fish.🍞🐟

They were NOT wrong about what they had - they simply could not yet see what Jesus would do with it! 👀

Sometimes we look at what is available and assume we already know what is possible…

👉 But Jesus was not limited by what was currently in their hands.

That does not mean He will answer every prayer exactly as we ask.

⚠️ It means we should be careful not to measure His ability by our resources.

Bring Him what you have.

Keep praying about what you cannot change!

And trust Him with what only He can do.🙏🤎✝️

10/14/2026

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🙌 HaPpY WeDneSdaY 🙌

I’ve never really understood why honesty is so often paired with the word brutal…as though the truth becomes more valuable when it hurts.🤔💭

Yes, some conversations WILL be uncomfortable. Some truths WILL be difficult to hear. And loving someone does NOT mean avoiding everything they may not like.💯

👉 But there IS a difference between saying something hard because we genuinely want to help….and saying it harshly because we want them to feel it.

📖 Ephesians 4:15 tells us to speak “the truth in love.”

Truth matters.💯

So does the heart - and the tone - behind the way we deliver it.🙏

We can be honest without being humiliating, direct without being cruel, and truthful without forgetting that the person listening still deserves to be treated with care.🤎✝️

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