Chasing Wholeness

Can I have a real conversation with you for a moment? It’s been an emotional roller coaster with me, and I hate to admit it, for at least the last two years. In regards to my purpose and my business I’ve just been contemplating over and over in my mind what to do to help it grow. Even after hearing clearly from God to focus on healing. Even after obtaining the download from Holy Spirit for a new prompted journal line. Even after receiving instructions to focus on creating those journals, this blog and my podcast. I was still left...

Happy New Year! I hope you enjoyed your holiday spending time with family and friends. And if this time is difficult for you, I pray that you found solice and gratitude in God’s grace and mercy that kept you thus far. Now that the holidays are over (for now cause V-Day is approaching fast) we are anticipating what the new year will bring.  It’s the season for👀Vision Board planning🏃‍♀️Goal Setting📝Resolution Making🗣Word of the year declaring✂️Removing people from your life But in all your getting, get an understanding1. If the vision only includes you, it ain’t God. I’m not saying you...

Today in my morning meditation. I heard the Lord say “Remove STILL from your vocabulary”. And before I could say “huh”, the Holy Spirit began to bring words I’ve uttered to my remembrance: I’m still healing I’m still growing I’m still learning I’m still building I'm still single To defend myself my initial response was "but your word says ‘Be Still and Know that I am God,' how can I remove still from my vocabulary." But then I went to my friend Google to look up the definition of "still". I learned that in the context I was using it,...

Do we truly know the definition of unconditional love? Perhaps the problem is not in the definition. Do we accept God’s unconditional love? Better yet, do we know how to walk in that unconditional love? As women we tend to be harder on ourselves than we need to be. We are our own worst critics. Whenever something goes wrong we quickly blame ourselves. However we like to call it “accepting responsibility.” After all, it is the “adult” thing to do. But where accepting responsibility goes wrong is in the self-punishing and the inability to move forward. There is no condemnation...