đź“Ś After losing my husband, I’ve come to understand the meaning of “grief” through my own experience. Death is no longer just an abstract tragedy to me — it’s personal. đź“Ś Now, every child, spouse, or parent killed in conflict, regardless of their religious background or spirituality, is not just a number… they are someone’s […]
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Is His burden truly light—or are we missing something? Today, I want to reflect on something many of you already know well, yet it always speaks to us in new and fresh ways. 📌 When Jesus said, “My yoke is easy, and my burden is light” (Matthew 11:30), He was not describing a life free
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I’ve been feeling down these past few days — not because of any physical illness, but something deeper. A heaviness, hopeless… like I couldn’t care less about anything at all. Yesterday, a woman named Careen responded kindly to my post “The Struggle with Grief: Is True Healing Possible?” I couldn’t bring myself to respond to
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——–This Wasn’t Safe—But It Was Right 👉 A young lady casually told me a story — simple, but it made me uneasy. She was walking down the street when she noticed a young homeless man. Somehow, she sensed he didn’t look like the “typical” homeless person. Something about him made her stop. They started talking.
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Yesterday, I didn’t know what today would bring. I spent most of it working on my website alone. Then I asked God, “What should I post today?” I heard the whisper: Compare those who are enjoying the day with those who carry grief. While many are celebrating this weekend with family and fun, nearly as
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👉 This past week, I felt utterly drained from writing — like my soul had nothing left to give. All I wanted was sleep… not to rest, but to disappear. 📌 Yesterday, a numbness settled in. With my birthday approaching and my husband gone, I just wanted to hide — to pretend the day didn’t
One Ring at a Time —- A special day I didn’t expect to survive Read More »
My old church used to sing “Holy Forever.” Since my husband’s passing over a year ago, I haven’t heard it again. I have a list of favorite worship songs on my phone’s YouTube, which I listen to during my daily walks—yet, Holy Forever wasn’t on that list. Two days ago, out of nowhere, Holy Forever
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A Reflection on Division, War, and Human Hatred I’m sharing this piece to explore a question as old as humanity. Why now? In a time marked by wars, unrest, division, and violence, it’s only natural to wonder: Why did God create human beings with individual will? If He is sovereign, wise, and loving, why allow
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🥲 My most cherished husband passed away over a year ago. Since then, the unbearable grief has transformed into a purpose that has led me to write and share my story, in hopes of bringing comfort to others who are suffering. 📌 I recently finished my first nonfiction novel, Beneath the Eastern Star, and submitted
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I shared a note titled “An Unexpected Call from Heaven”— it received over 1,000 likes in just three days. It felt like the gates of heaven opened, flooding in 1000 angels, each carrying a heart of comfort. However, there’s something else I’d like to share again. In Scripture, numbers often carry symbolic meaning: Now look
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