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Continue reading →: My Scrupulosity Journey – Mind games
Remember the temptation of Jesus in the wilderness? The thing that always hits me is how the devil started: “If you are the Son of God…” Luke 4:1-13 That’s his game—he goes straight for identity. He tries to plant doubt, to make you second-guess who you really are. And honestly,…
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Continue reading →: My Mental Health Journey with Scrupulosity
For a long time, I never believed in mental health struggles. I thought things like depression, anxiety, and panic attacks were just exaggerated issues—something people could simply control if they tried hard enough. I saw it as a matter of willpower, and I honestly thought people were just “blowing it…
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Continue reading →: Moving homes—how to truly rest.
I recently moved into a new home, and while it’s exciting, I’ve found myself more anxious than I expected. I mean I have a toddler who sometimes ‘rearranges what I have arranged’ and also a full time job—though I took time off work for a couple of days, it’s never…
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Continue reading →: Overcoming Mental Health Struggles: A Journey to Motherhood
As a girl, Rachel had always dreamed of having a big family. But after giving birth to her first child, she struggled with postpartum depression, anxiety and perinatal OCD. The darkness seemed to consume her, and she felt like she was losing herself. She felt like she was drowning and…
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Continue reading →: The Shepherd Who Never Gives Up.
Have you ever felt far from God—like you wandered too far, failed too deeply, or simply got lost along the way? This blog post is for you. It’s about a good Shepherd who never gives up. A good Shepherd who seeks, finds, and rejoices over the ‘one’. The lost sheep…
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The Alabaster Jar A True Story of Salvation and Hope (Luke 7:38-50) She wasn’t supposed to be there. Not in a room full of men. Not in the house of a Pharisee. And certainly not at the feet of Jesus. However, there she was—clutching a jar made of alabaster, trembling…
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Continue reading →: Easter: Hope in Christ
Before the sun rose on that first day of the week, while it was still dark, Mary Magdalene walked quietly toward the tomb. Her heart was heavy. The One who had delivered her from seven demons (Luke 8:2), the One who had given her purpose, hope, and identity—was gone. She…
