So Close to the Breakthrough: The Faith It Takes to Touch Abundance
I want to touch abundance like I would touch the hem of Jesus’ garment. Just a touch. That’s it. That’s all.
I want to touch abundance like I would touch the hem of Jesus’ garment. Just a touch. That’s it. That’s all.
Remember the One and you will always have more than you need. Remember the One and your needs will continue to be met.
God, help me organize not what I do, but who I am.
Self-care is God in action. Self-care is my love of God turned inward. It’s noticing. It’s awareness. It’s having eyes to see, ears to hear, and a heart to feel.
The love I exude for Black people—PGM!—can be felt by everyone. It’s not selective, because love—true, divine, holy love!—knows no bounds. My love is God’s love.
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.
That’s the thing about boundaries—they don’t simply protect your peace. They reveal your beauty. They make room for it to rise, unbothered, unbent, and fully seen.
However you define silence or stillness for yourself, I hope you come to know it, understand it, and above all, practice being it: Stop fighting. Calm down. Be quiet. Be calm. See. Understand. Desist.
To overcome addiction is to slow down enough to notice: Why am I reaching for this? What am I trying not to feel?