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28/12/2024

Yeshua got my back, standing in the gap, fighting for me even when I fall short. He’s my Advocate, living right here inside me.

02/12/2024

What If Apostle Paul Had Been Married?

Do you ever wonder how life might have unfolded differently for Apostle Paul if he’d been married? Would his unyielding dedication to his ministry have clashed with the demands of married life? Imagine the frustrations of a spouse navigating Paul’s relentless missions, and what it would’ve been like for him to explain his thorn in the flesh to someone who might not fully understand.

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Paul sat at his small wooden desk, his quill poised over parchment. He paused to rub his side—the thorn. It was worse today, gnawing at him like a cruel reminder of his humanity. He had prayed countless times for its removal, yet the Lord’s answer was always the same: “My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.”

From the other room, a voice rang out, sharp and insistent. “Paul, are you still dealing with that pain?”

He sighed deeply. “Yes, Miriam, it’s still here.”

Miriam entered the room, hands on her hips. “I don’t understand why you won’t try something different. Have you considered the remedies the apothecary suggested? Or at least resting more? All this traveling and preaching can’t be helping.”

Paul turned to her, his expression patient but firm. “I’ve prayed, Miriam. I’ve sought the Lord about this. He made it clear—this thorn is not going anywhere. It’s a reminder of His grace.”

She rolled her eyes, pacing the room. “Grace, Paul? What about common sense? You’re always talking about running the race, but how do you expect to finish if you’re hobbling around with this ‘thorn’ all your life? You can’t keep ignoring it and expect me to just accept it.”

Paul frowned, setting down his quill. “I’m not ignoring it. I endure it because it keeps me humble. It keeps me relying on God. And it’s not something I can simply will away.”

“But what about me, Paul?” Miriam’s voice softened but retained an edge. “Do you think I enjoy watching you suffer? What kind of life is this for us? I didn’t sign up to spend our marriage playing nursemaid to your thorn.”

Paul rose from his seat, his voice calm but resolute. “I know this isn’t easy, but my calling requires sacrifice. The Lord’s work must come first. This thorn… it’s a small price to pay for the glory He reveals through my weakness.”

Miriam shook her head, her frustration spilling over. “You say it’s a small price, but you’re not the only one paying it! You’re so focused on ministry that you don’t see how this affects us. You’ve become complacent, Paul, and it’s not fair.”

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The tension in their marriage grew as Paul continued his missions, enduring criticism not just from outsiders but also from within his own home. Miriam’s words often lingered in his mind, not as doubt but as yet another burden to carry. He found himself torn between his love for his wife and his unshakable obedience to God’s calling.

One day, as Paul prayed alone, the Lord’s voice came to him again. “Paul, I have chosen you to bear My name before nations and kings. Your thorn is not a hindrance but a shield, keeping you from pride and drawing you closer to Me. Trust that My plan is perfect.”

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Looking back on his life, Paul would later write to the Corinthians, “I wish that all were as I myself am. But each has his own gift from God, one of one kind and one of another.” He understood that his singleness was not a lack but a gift—a divine provision that freed him to serve God wholeheartedly, without the additional weight of marital strife.

Perhaps that thorn in his flesh would have been too great a strain on a marriage. Perhaps the constant tension with a spouse might have distracted him from his mission. God, in His wisdom, protected Paul by keeping him single, allowing him to focus entirely on spreading the gospel.

So, was it frustrating for Paul not to have a wife to share his burdens? Or was it a mercy, sparing him—and a potential spouse—from the trials his life inevitably entailed?

What do you think?

20/11/2024

When life gets complicated, we have to remember that the promise still remains ... Yah is our refuge. 💯🙌

01/11/2024

I did send messages out to friends I know. 👀That was me and I have a new personal profile. Ask me anything to verify my identity. Stay modest tho lol.😉

01/11/2024

Hey everyone! Huge shoutout to all of you for celebrating Breast Cancer Awareness Month with us. Your support means the world and reminds us that we’re in this together. To all the survivors out there, we see you and stand with you every single day of the year.

As we keep pushing for awareness and healing, remember this: “He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.” – Psalm 147:3. Stay strong!

25/10/2024

I'm big on sunsets and I'm blessed to have a husband who feels the same ❤️😏 ... It's majestic.

Psalm 19:1-6 💯

1 The heavens declare the glory of God;
the SKIES proclaim the work of his hands.
2 Day after day they pour forth speech;
night after night they reveal knowledge.
3 They have no speech, they use no words;
no sound is heard from them.
4 Yet their voice[b] goes out into all the earth,
their words to the ends of the world.
In the heavens God has pitched a tent for the sun.
5 It is like a bridegroom coming out of his chamber,
like a champion rejoicing to run his course.
6 It rises at one end of the heavens
and makes its circuit to the other;
nothing is deprived of its warmth.

24/10/2024

One of my followers sent me this tonight, and didn't want to be tagged 😏... but thank you. Y'all read this ❤️💯

"I see you, queen, through this screen,
Living life despite the weight unseen.
MS came through, took some things away,
But you’re still here, still slayin’ every day.

I watch you stumble, then rise again,
You pray for strength, to feel whole again.
But even when your body doesn’t obey,
Your spirit? Girl, it shines every day.

You lost some stuff, but gained much more—
A love so deep, it shakes the core.
Closer to God, and it shows so bright,
Even in your darkest night, there’s light.

You talk about the falls, the aches, the pain,
But never once do I hear you complain.
You’re blessed beyond what the eye can see,
Your soul is free, and that’s everything to me.

So while you pray for that body to heal,
I know the truth, the real deal—
You’re already whole in a way that’s rare,
Held in arms that always care.

Sis, you inspire, you keep me on track,
Remind me to never look back.
God’s got you, and you know that’s true,
And watching you? I feel it too."

That's the goal y'all 🙌

06/10/2024

Our attitudes and actions can push souls away from Yah 😥 He is love! What are we showing the world?!? 💯

05/10/2024

Yah, I thank You for Your constant presence today. Through every step, You guided and protected me. Your love carried me through, and I’m grateful for the peace and strength to see this beautiful sunset. Love you! Amen 🙏🏽❤️

02/10/2024

01/09/2024

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01/09/2024

I mean, you deserve it!

Just for today, just for a moment...

Healing Hearts Live Love Laugh

01/09/2024

This is the BEST math lesson EVER💯