The very thing that they said they would never do is actually the best thing that could happen to them. Have you ever wondered why it is that the things you said you would never do are the best things that have happened to you?
When we align our honesty with truth, we step into a place of authenticity and divine connection. In that space, God’s love covers us, and we begin to live in freedom. The truth may feel heavy at first, but it is always lighter than carrying the weight of what we try to hide or ignore.
God is Truth. Capital T Truth because ain’t but One at the end of the day. Truth and trusting are soooooo deeply interconnected! I can’t have faith without Truth– God’s Truth, not my own!– and I can’t have faith without Trust– again, trusting God, not myself!
By trusting, I open my heart, my mind, my body, and my soul to the infinite possibilities of God’s Truth. This divine truth is not just a concept but a living, breathing essence within me, within us!
“Celebrate the gift of rain.” It was for me. That sentence, small and full, was entirely for me. I wrote it down so I could return to it. I believe in a lot of things, but coincidences aren’t one of them. No, I believe in God. A God so big and caring that he’d drop breadcrumbs of love for me, calling me to him, ensuring that I know it’s him. Some people also call them God winks. It’s me, I’m also some people.
Between my full-time job as an addictions nurse and attending 12 Step Meetings to surrender my sinful behaviors to God, I am exhausted. Tired. Weary. Social media’s relentless push for change and self-improvement only adds to the overwhelm. But amidst the chaos, I’ve had yet another a profound spiritual awakening. By embracing my divinity, I’ve discovered inner peace and strength. This thing called life isn’t only about recovery and transformation; it’s about truly living and *being*. Join me as I explore the powerful transformation from addiction to spiritual wholeness.
Experiencing the explosive sweetness of a plum reminded me of the profound lessons hidden in everyday moments, including that the third isn’t always the same as the first. As we navigate life’s ups and downs, we often chase after fleeting highs, forgetting that true nourishment and fulfillment come from honoring our God-given needs and embracing change. By recognizing our patterns and harnessing the power of resilience, we can transform, heal, and thrive in unwavering love.
Dive into the raw, unfiltered journey of an addictions nurse as she bravely shares her struggles and triumphs. From confronting personal demons to embracing vulnerability, join me on a path to healing and wholeness. Discover the power of truth, resilience, and faith in overcoming adversity, shame, and suffering. This is an invitation to find beauty in imperfection and liberation from fear. Are you ready to shine your light and embark on a journey of self-discovery?
Discover the transformative power of two-way prayer in addiction recovery. This piece explores how engaging in this spiritual dialogue, where you speak and listen to the Divine, facilitated profound healing and self-discovery. Learn how embracing spiritual practices help address deep-seated emotions and patterns, offering a renewed path to self-love and connection. Uncover the role of community and nature in reinforcing recovery and why connection is truly the antidote to addiction. Delve into the spiritual journey of two-way prayer and its impact on mental, emotional, physical health and personal growth.
Discover the profound power of small beginnings in my latest journey of transformation. Like compound interest in a savings account, the smallest daily changes have accumulated into a life beyond recognition. From hesitant 15-minute walks to embracing a life filled with purpose, self-control, and an abundance of joy, this is not just a story of weight loss—it’s a tale of personal renaissance. Dive into how 1% daily improvements can revolutionize your life, one step at a time.
Faith and Deeds What good is it, my brothers and sisters, if someone claims to have faith but has no deeds? Can such faith save …
