Greater Is Here: Resigning, Reclaiming, and Rising in Faith
I resigned from my job. After 5 months. The environment was too small for me. Not in a “bad” way, but in a they’re tryna put me in a box and don’t they know I’m claustrophobic kinda way.
I resigned from my job. After 5 months. The environment was too small for me. Not in a “bad” way, but in a they’re tryna put me in a box and don’t they know I’m claustrophobic kinda way.
Thank You God that You meet us, making our drop of work an ocean of outcome because I know you are a God of multiplication and not addition.
The pain you’ve been running from might be the very thing God wants to walk you through—not to shame you, but to shape you.
With God, all things are possible. With God, I now know that all things includes the very thing that I not only thought but downright knew was impossible.
Remember the One and you will always have more than you need. Remember the One and your needs will continue to be met.
Rest so deep and full that only God can meet me there. No—that only God does meet me there.
This is the one life I have. And I want to live it. Out loud. Boldly. Courageously. Not just in word, but in action. Not just by faith, but by works.
To overcome addiction is to slow down enough to notice: Why am I reaching for this? What am I trying not to feel?
The meetings weren’t wasting my time—I was. I had been squandering the opportunity to love, to connect, to lead.
Do I have to reach the limit to be enough? The answer came back swift and clear: No. Let it be what it is. Trust that it is good. Trust that what is is enough.