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20/08/2026

These are the ways I see God,and it has helped me in building a strong relationship with him easy

I personally feel that we don't talk about new believers—new converts—enough.Sometimes, we welcome someone into the fait...
17/08/2026

I personally feel that we don't talk about new believers—new converts—enough.

Sometimes, we welcome someone into the faith, celebrate their decision to follow Christ, and then leave them to figure out this new life on their own.

But we need to remember something:

A new believer is coming from somewhere.

They are leaving behind a life, a mindset, habits, relationships, patterns, and sometimes even addictions that they may have lived with for years. And now, suddenly, they are stepping into an entirely new way of living.

That is a new season for them.

And just because someone has become born again doesn't mean that everything they have struggled with suddenly disappears overnight.

There may be days they struggle with consistency.

Days they struggle to pray.

Days they struggle to study the Word.

Days they feel like going back to what they used to know.

Days they question themselves.

Days they feel like, “Am I really doing this Christian life thing right?”

And I think we need to talk about these things more.

Because becoming a believer is one thing. Being intentional about walking with, encouraging, teaching, and helping that believer grow is another.

New believers need to know that they are seen.

They need to know that they belong.

They need to know that they are not expected to have everything figured out immediately.

They need to know that their past does not disqualify them from the new life they have received in Christ.

And most importantly, they need to know that they don't have to do this alone.

The Holy Spirit is their Helper.

God is with them.

And there are people who can walk alongside them, encourage them, teach them, pray with them, and remind them of the truth when they feel weak.

This is part of the reason I wrote A Letter to a New Believer — Words of Encouragement & Belonging for the Start of Your Faith.

I wanted a new believer to be able to open these pages and feel:

“Someone sees me.”

“Someone understands that this is new for me.”

“I don't have to figure everything out at once.”

“God is not ashamed of me.”

“I am not alone in this journey.”

Because sometimes, what a new believer needs is not another person telling them everything they are doing wrong.

Sometimes, they need someone to remind them:

You took a bold step.

You chose Christ.

You are learning.

You are growing.

Keep going.

And if you are a new believer reading this, I want you to know:

You are not expected to know everything today.

You are not expected to have mastered everything overnight.

Give yourself room to learn.

Give yourself room to grow.

Keep coming back to God.

Keep learning His Word.

Keep walking with Him.

And when you stumble, don't run away from Him.

Run back to Him.

Welcome to this new chapter. 🤍

You don't have to walk it alone.

17/08/2026

What Faith is not,part 2

14/08/2026

Faith produces movement

10 THINGS THAT HAVE HELPED ME AS A RETURNING BELIEVER 🤍Starting all over again with God has taught me something: you don...
12/08/2026

10 THINGS THAT HAVE HELPED ME AS A RETURNING BELIEVER 🤍

Starting all over again with God has taught me something: you don’t have to have everything figured out before you come back to Him.
I’m learning to rebuild my faith, rebuild my trust, become consistent in prayer, and simply learn to walk with God again.

These 10 things have been helping me:
1. I stopped waiting to “feel” spiritual before seeking God.
Some days I feel motivated, some days I don’t. I’m learning that my relationship with God cannot depend only on how I feel.

2. I started small.
Instead of overwhelming myself with trying to pray for hours or read many chapters every day, I started with what I could consistently do. Small steps still count.

3. I’m learning to pray honestly.
I don’t have to pretend before God. I can tell Him when I’m struggling, when I’m confused, when I’m grateful, and when I don’t even know what to say.

4. I’m learning to read the Bible for relationship, not just information.
I don’t want to simply finish chapters. I want to understand God, His character, His ways, and what He is teaching me.

5. I stopped allowing one bad day to become a bad week.
If I miss my prayer time or fall out of my routine, I’m learning not to condemn myself and give up completely. I simply return.

6. I’m learning to obey the little things.
Walking with God is not only about hearing big instructions. Sometimes it is simply forgiving, being patient, telling the truth, letting go, or doing what God has already told me to do.

7. I’m learning to trust God again.
Trust is being rebuilt. I’m learning that God is still God even when I don’t understand what He is doing or when things are not happening as quickly as I expected.

8. I’m becoming more intentional about what I allow into my spirit.
What I constantly watch, listen to, read, and surround myself with can affect my spiritual life. I’m learning to be more intentional about my environment.

9. I’m learning that consistency is more important than perfection.
I may not get everything right every day, but I don’t want to stop. I want to keep returning, keep praying, keep learning, keep growing.

10. I’m giving myself permission to start again.
This one has helped me the most. My past mistakes do not mean I cannot have a future with God. I may be starting again, but I am not starting without God.

I’m still learning.
I’m still growing.
I’m still rebuilding.
But this time, I want to walk with God—not just know about Him.
If you’re also starting all over again with God, remember: you can start again. 🤍

Sometimes, it is so easy to look at someone and say, “This person has issues.”But have you ever stopped to ask yourself,...
11/08/2026

Sometimes, it is so easy to look at someone and say, “This person has issues.”

But have you ever stopped to ask yourself, “What is it about my behavior that triggered this reaction from them?”

Because sometimes, you notice someone’s issue because your own issue triggered their reaction.

You do something, say something, or behave in a certain way, and it touches something in that person. They react, and suddenly you conclude, “See? This person has issues.”

But what if you worked on the part of you that triggered them and then watched to see if they would react the same way again?

You might be surprised to discover that the reaction you were complaining about was partly a response to something you were doing.

This doesn’t mean that every reaction someone has is your fault. People are responsible for how they respond. But before labeling someone as difficult, toxic, angry, insecure, or problematic, it is worth examining your own contribution to the situation.

Ask yourself:

What am I doing that keeps triggering this person?
What part of this situation belongs to me?
What happens if I change my behavior instead of only demanding that they change theirs?

Sometimes, we are so focused on fixing the person reacting to us that we never examine what keeps provoking the reaction.

So before you conclude that someone has an issue, check yourself too.

Work on your own issues. Change what needs to be changed. Then watch what happens.

Because sometimes, the person you think you are dealing with is not entirely who they appear to be—you may be seeing their reaction to something you keep bringing into the relationship.

Self-awareness requires you to look in the mirror before pointing at someone else.

10/08/2026

What are things you wish you told yourself earlier
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One of the things I started doing consciously during this season with God is going to my Father's house with intention.A...
09/08/2026

One of the things I started doing consciously during this season with God is going to my Father's house with intention.

At first, I just wanted to be in church. I wanted people to know I came. But somewhere along the way, my reason changed.

I started going because I wanted to feel at home, loved, and seen in His presence.
Now, I go with the intention of sitting in His presence, emptying myself through worship and praise, and pouring out every burden I carry.

Because I have come to understand that His presence can settle what I cannot fix.
Maybe the reason you're struggling to stay in God's presence is because you're focused on what you want to receive, rather than simply being with Him.

Go to your Father's house. Sit with Him. Pour it all out. ❤️

08/08/2026

If you're some who hasn't been seeing money as a tool ,I think you still have a long way to go
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