Healing Emotional Wounds for Spiritual Growth
Emotional wounds can quietly shape our responses to God, our loved ones, and even ourselves. In this honest reflection, I share how unhealed pain and spiritual distractions began affecting my marriage, my faith, and my ability to hear from God. When I finally paused long enough to pray, God gently revealed what was buried beneath the surface. If you’re feeling spiritually drained, emotionally stuck, or disconnected from God, this post explores how healing begins by letting Him in and what it means to grow spiritually through the experience of brokenness.
True Peace
For years, I had searched for peace, but I found only striving, doubt, and inner unrest. I quoted Scriptures, performed well, and tried to look composed, but deep down, I was breaking. It wasn’t until I surrendered and began to truly abide in Christ that I discovered the peace I had longed for. Through Gideon’s story, I learned that peace doesn’t come through control or performance; it comes through obedience and trust.
Using Your Godly Imagination
Many Christians today feel stuck, called by God, but full of doubt, with ideas, and afraid to act. In this post, I open up about my struggle with insecurity, the pressure to copy others, and the temptation to rely on tools like AI instead of trusting the Holy Spirit. We were never meant to borrow the world’s creativity. As believers, we carry the mind of Christ and a God-given imagination that can do far more than we think possible. If you've ever questioned your calling or felt like your creativity doesn’t measure up, this will challenge you to lay down the lies and pick up what God has already placed in you.
Dying to Self: The Path to True Fulfillment in Jesus
Who in their right mind would ever consider dying to live a fulfilled life? It's the total opposite of what the world says. For someone to die to self is considered weak. Society doesn't teach this. They don't teach that your life is not your own. The world's attitude is very self-seeking: what can I get to benefit me?