Monthly Archives: October 2025

“Never Lose Hope”  Beloved, sometimes it feels like life just hits you all at once. The doors close, the prayers seem unanswered, and you start thinking—“maybe this is it… maybe it’s over.” But hear me, it’s not over. Just when … Continue reading →

“Faith Can Handle The Tension” Beloved, faith doesn’t deny the tension—it lives in it. We can hold space for both prayer and praise, for weeping and rejoicing, for heartbreak and hope. Life with God isn’t about pretending everything’s fine; it’s … Continue reading →

“Good Intentions, Wrong Methods” Beloved, sometimes good intentions with the wrong method are still wrong. Doing the right thing the wrong way can cause more harm than help. God doesn’t just care about what we do—He cares about how we … Continue reading →

“He will cover you with His feathers, and under His wings you will find refuge; His faithfulness will be your shield and rampart.”— Psalm 91:4 (NIV) Heavenly Father, We lift up the beautiful island of Jamaica, my daddy’s country — … Continue reading →

“God Will Typically Test You in Three Ways!” Beloved, God’s testing is not meant to break you but to build you. Every trial has a purpose, and every test reveals what’s in your heart. The way God answers—or delays—your requests … Continue reading →

“The Lord Will Stand With You and Give You Strength.” Beloved, when life feels heavy and you feel alone, remember this promise scribed in 2 Timothy 4:17: “The Lord will stand with you and give you strength.” People may walk … Continue reading →

“You’re Not Failing—You’re Fighting” Beloved, sometimes the enemy whispers that because you’re struggling, you’re failing. But God wants you to know—you’re not failing, you’re fighting. The very fact that you’re still standing, still praying, still believing, means the Spirit within … Continue reading →

“Morning Surrender Prayer” Beloved, some mornings require more than coffee — they require connection. Before you face the world, pause and invite God to take the lead. This prayer is a daily morning surrender—a reminder that when the waters rise, … Continue reading →

“A Real Apology Heals, Not Hides” Beloved, apologies fail not because the words “I’m sorry” are missing, but because they dismiss, minimize, or shift the blame. A real apology isn’t about ending the argument—it’s about healing the connection. God calls … Continue reading →

“True Rest Is Found in the Presence of God!” Beloved, true rest isn’t found in the absence of chaos—it’s found in the presence of God. We often wait for the storm to stop before we breathe again, but God invites … Continue reading →