As I sit on my porch and watch the sky reflect the warm sunset, I am filled with so much joy. I’ve been spending a lot of time reflecting on my life and it is crazy how far God has brought me in so little time. Here we are in July. I have been anticipating this new month. I usually anticipate a new month to hit new goals and to take an opportunity to be a better version of myself. However, there is something extraordinary about this July. For me, it signifies new beginnings. All of the spiritual warfare was for a reason. I am not sure what will happen, but I am filled with an abundance of peace.

Through all the ups and downs in life, I am happy to say that I have never lost my joy. What kept me going is God’s continuance presence in my life. My joy is linked to my peace....

How many of us check the tracking number directly after placing an online order? I am so guilty of this. I get so eager to receive the package that waiting for it seems like forever. It is such a tease to get the tracking number with the location of the package. It can become a bad habit that can be hard to break. This habit also carried over to my prayer life.

I was so eager for the outcome of my prayers that I found it difficult to enjoy the present moment. It felt like punishment to have to wait for an answer and the overall outcome. Sometimes being too outcome focused can lead us to weariness. I think we get so caught up on the outcome...

If you have been on a plane, you already know how scary turbulence can feel. It feels like the sky and the plane are at war. Recently, I had an experience with turbulence. For once, I was not shook by it. Instead, I heard “Be still and stay grounded.” As most passengers panicked, I stayed still in the midst of turbulence. It was as if I was in my own world of peace and nothing could break my peace.

This reminded me of my relationship with God. Our relationship with God should reflect peace, joy and hope. “For God has not given us the spirit of fear; but of power, and of love and of a sound mind” 2 Timothy 1:7. In a time of crisis, there is no reason to panic because we should put our trust in Yahuwah. In the midst of spiritual warfare, God is asking us to be still and...

I strongly believe that dreams are one of God’s ways of communicating with his children. It is God’s unique way of speaking to our spirit. It is important for us to pay attention to our dreams because there is always a divine message within them. This is why it is crucial to cover yourself in prayer prior to going to sleep.

There is a war going on in the spiritual realm. It is not a coincidence that these past few weeks have been tough or your dreams have been intense. It seems like you are working hard and being consistent, yet there is always something going wrong. In the physical, it might seem like everything is falling apart. In this past week alone, I have felt extremely exhausted. I felt physically, emotionally, and spiritually tired. I was almost confused as to why...

A lot of the times, we find ourselves trying to fill voids from early childhood trauma in our adult years. Maybe it is from the absence of a parent’s love, being bullied in school, being abused or neglected, or coming from a broken home. As adults, we may find ourselves trying to heal by forming unhealthy soul ties. We find ourselves hopping into one platonic relationship or one romantic relationship after the other. At some point, you might be wondering “why do I keep doing this?” It is important that we ask ourselves “what void am I trying to fill?” What are we trying to avoid?

Yeshua loves the broken hearted. He calls on us to cast all our worries and burdens onto him (Psalm 55:22). Why is it so difficult for us to submit to Yeshua, but so easy for us to chase after...

When I originally set out to step into my calling, I was nervous and excited. My nervousness won the battle. I cared more about what people would think rather than what I know is true about myself. I cared more about people potentially unfollowing me because I would boldly speak about the gospel and the truth. I allowed my apprehensiveness to dictate my every move and I stopped blogging.

Despite feeling disappointed in myself, I began to reevaluate my situation. There was a lesson in this. When God calls us to live in our purpose, it is not solely for us as much as it is to serve Him. When I came to this revelation, it became clearer to me why I need to relaunch my blog. We were all created on purpose for a purpose. For a while, I wrestled with the thought of living in my...