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The secret to a deeper connection with Christ
Learn the art of self-forgetful sitting at the feet of Jesus.
Many of us get trapped in constant self-analysis when we read Scripture, but there is a better way to engage with God's word. This practice helps you shift your attention away from your own spiritual progress and back toward Christ.
Go to the link in my bio, open YouTube, and watch the video titled “Where Should Our Thoughts Be? Breaking Free from Spiritual Self-Focus”
09/13/2026
My word for this week is Expectant. 🤍
Tuesday
Grief and hope can walk together. Remembering that the grave is temporary, but His promises are forever. 🤍
Monday
Living expectantly isn't about wishing; it's about holding fast to a guarantee. Keeping my eyes upward today. 🌤️
I’m holding onto the promise of 1 Thessalonians 4:16-18. My heart isn’t just looking forward—it’s reaching upward. I am waiting expectantly for Jesus to come in the clouds to take us home. And I’m waiting expectantly for that glorious moment when an angel lifts my sweet baby girl from the grave and places her right back into my arms.
Until that day, I want my heart to be ready. He is faithful, and the best is truly yet to come. 🕊️✨
He Will Finish What He Started
Are you tired of trying to force your own spiritual growth? Claim this promise today: "He which hath begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ" (Philippians 1:6). Sanctification is His work in us—our job is simply to keep our eyes on Him!
Go to the link in my bio, open YouTube, and watch the video titled “Where Should Our Thoughts Be? Breaking Free from Spiritual Self-Focus”
Can You Really Trust Your Own Heart?
Jeremiah 17:9 tells us that the heart is deceitful above all things. If we can’t even fully know or trust our own hearts, how can we measure our salvation by evaluating our own thoughts? Stop looking inward and start fixing your eyes on Jesus!
Go to the link in my bio, open YouTube, and watch the video titled “Where Should Our Thoughts Be? Breaking Free from Spiritual Self-Focus”
"The heart is deceitful above all things... who can know it?" (Jeremiah 17:9). If we can't even fully know our own hearts, how can we measure our faith by evaluating ourselves? Rest in Christ's righteousness today, not your own.
Go to the link in my bio, open YouTube, and watch the video titled “Where Should Our Thoughts Be? Breaking Free from Spiritual Self-Focus”
Stop Looking at Yourself!
Looking at our own performance will only ever leave us completely discouraged or full of pride. The secret to real spiritual peace isn't monitoring ourselves—it’s keeping our eyes fixed entirely on Jesus, the Author and Finisher of our faith.
Go to the link in my bio, open YouTube, and watch the video titled “Where Should Our Thoughts Be? Breaking Free from Spiritual Self-Focus”
Are Your Thoughts Always on Jesus?
A devotional idea recently got me thinking: Can we really measure our faith by evaluating our own thoughts? Truth is, looking inward only leads to pride or discouragement. True Christian growth comes from looking to Christ alone.
Go to the link in my bio, open YouTube, and watch the video titled “Where Should Our Thoughts Be? Breaking Free from Spiritual Self-Focus”
09/06/2026
My word for the week is Compassionate.
Sabbath
Rest is a great time to reflect on the ultimate compassion of Christ. So thankful for the shepherd who came looking for us when we were lost.
Thursday
"He was moved with compassion." Jesus felt deeply for people, and He never brushed past brokenness. Praying for a heart that feels what He feels.
Wednesday
True Christlike compassion isn't just a feeling—it’s action. Looking for one practical way to lighten someone’s burden today.
Tuesday
Our natural instinct is self-preservation, but God’s grace pushes us outward. Choosing to prioritize someone else’s needs over my comfort today.
Monday
Compassion starts with noticing. Today, I’m asking the Holy Spirit to help me pause and truly see the people around me, just like Jesus did.
When I look at the life of Jesus, I see what real compassion looks like—not just feeling sorry for people, but truly seeing them and stepping in to help. Left to myself, my natural reaction is to just focus on my own needs and miss what’s right in front of me. I know I can’t be more like Him without the Holy Spirit at work in me. But with God’s strength, I’m stepping into this week ready to slow down, notice people, and show the genuine compassion of Christ.
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