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  • A Little Bit of Everything

    A Little Bit of Everything

    September wasn’t a bad month at all, although I don’t think I would describe it as particularly exciting either. If anything, it felt like one of those months where life just… happened. I worked, ate, watched movies, slept, went out when I needed to and then did it all over again. There were quite a…

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  • When Faith and Personality Collide

    Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about who I am. Not just who I want to become, but who I already am the way my mind works, the things that come naturally to me, and the tendencies I sometimes wish I could switch off. I’m very Type A. I’m organized, I overthink, and I like…

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  • The Narrow Way

    The Narrow Way

    This month, I finally did something God has been nudging me to do for months: I joined a new church. For a long time, I resisted. I knew God was leading me toward a new church community, but I kept hesitating. I wasn’t sure why. Maybe comfort. Maybe fear of starting over. Maybe the effort…

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  • The Gift of Stillness

    The Gift of Stillness

    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 Reflections

    January Reflections

    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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  • Surviving August

    Surviving August

    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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