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I found some nuggets I put down at random times in my Sunday service notebook while at university. These words were scribbled in quiet moments, but they still speak loudly today.They still remain true. With depth, HerSplendidThoughts
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Not every good thing will speak to you and not everything that speaks to you is good. Sometimes, whatâs truly valuable doesnât stir your emotions.And sometimes, what feels good isnât good at all. Discernment is deeper than preference.Growth often comes from what doesnât immediately resonate. With good judgement, HerSplendidThoughts
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My seventh.My baby.Welcome home. Thank you for gracing us with your presence.I pray we nurture and raise you as GOD guides.You are destined to be a blessing to this familyâand to the world. Iâve loved you long before I saw you.I love you now.I will love you always. You are perfection in every sense.GOD, guide
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To my older meâThe one I love so dearly. The woman who raised me and loved me first.My mother, my friend, my sister. Itâs beautiful how you wear so many hats with such grace,Filling my life with love, joy, and unwavering support.Our memories are treasures I hold close,And I pray for many more to come.
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You can go up or come down at any time.But itâs humilityâat every level and in every mindsetâthat sustains you and keeps you rising. Today, I received confirmation that my contract wonât be renewed. I had already wrestled with the idea of not returning, but I left room for possibility. On our partner call, my
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I bend but I do not break.
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đïž Sickness Doesnât Kill. Death Does. My grandpa once said this to my dadâand my dad passed it on to me: âSickness doesnât kill. Death does.â When death comes to your house, it doesnât respect boundaries. And that stings. You begin to wonderâwhy should it be this way?Couldnât there have been a delay? A second
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Iâve stayed in countries where I couldnât speak the official languageâat least not at the time. And honestly? Itâs uncomfortable. But discomfort has its wisdom. In those moments, I had to trust the process. I sat in cafĂ©s and meeting rooms where conversations swirled around me in languages I couldnât follow. Sometimes my friends would
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What makes a triangle stand is its base. Itâs one of the simplest shapes, yet undeniably strongâbecause its stability depends on the foundation beneath it. Remove that base, and the entire form collapses. No balance. No presence. No strength. This principle doesnât just apply in math class. It is a mirror to life, leadership, and
