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May felt like a month of movement, emotionally, mentally, physically, and spiritually. It came with moments of joy, connection, reflection, and also a deeper awareness of my inner world, especially my relationship with God. Lately, I’ve been realizing how easily I tie my sense of worth and peace to things feeling “complete” or “in order.”…
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April felt full but not always in the ways I expected. Some days were warm and connected, filled with laughter and people. Other days especially Sundays, felt heavy. I’ve started calling them the Sunday blues. It’s that quiet moment at the end of the week when everything slows down, and you’re left alone with your…
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This month started on a Sunday, and that felt significant. It also happened to be the day of our monthly Bible study, so that’s where I spent most of my morning and afternoon. We’ve been going through Knowing the Living God by Paul David Washer, and it has been so, so good, discovering and rediscovering…
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I started 2026 with a clear goal: to read the Bible from beginning to end in a year, this time using the ESV. I’ve only done it once before, and I wanted to challenge myself again. January began well. I was consistent, disciplined, and proud of myself for keeping pace. But somewhere after Numbers, something…
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January has been one of those months. The kind where I’ve found myself worrying about the future, yet somehow remaining calm because deep down, I know God has me. Both things have existed at the same time, and I’m learning that this tension doesn’t mean I lack faith. It just means I’m human. Work has…
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December has felt like the month where everything I prayed for started unfolding, not perfectly and not all at once, but enough to remind me that God really does hear. After a long season of unemployment and feeling like I had lost myself, I’m back at work again, learning how to live inside a promise…
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November was a month of loss, waiting, and unexpected grace. I lost my aunt, my mum’s sister, after she battled breast cancer for over a year. We knew the end was coming, but that didn’t make it any less heartbreaking. I especially felt for her three children and her husband, who had shared a life…
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One of the many things to have come out of this waiting season is the space to see how my friends handle me in my low moments. I’ve always been the friend people come to for advice, help, or comfort. I like to joke that I’m a self-cleaning machine, I deal with the difficult stuff…
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After graduating with my bachelor’s degree, I decided to join graduate school. As I looked for a job, I figured I might as well advance my education. It was convenient, classes were in the evenings, the school wasn’t far from home, and I lived with my parents at the time. A few months later, I…
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This month has tested me in unimaginable ways. My TV and phone broke down, a mouse came into my house through the kitchen, and I’ve just been having a really hard time coping. The first week began with me volunteering at a children’s camp in my church. I signed up mainly because it gave me…
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