#Believer

[karisumawrites]

Don't shine so others can see you. Shine so that through you, others can see Him. - C.S. Lewis

[be-a-muslim-1st]

[foxbox23232]

The Bible is like the longest and greatest love letter written

[dataclast]

1991, "Soldiers of Misfortune" tour.

[lifeiz]

FMAB SPOILERS

Kinda stupid but also kinda cool?

Big shout out to the “everytime the elric brothers clap” complications on yt so I didn’t have to go looking through the whole show

[thegardenofbae]

Hallelujah! The tomb is empty.

Happy Easter 🤍✨

[thepersonalquotes]

I dream big because I believe I am what I think I am

Cornelius Keagon

[karisumawrites]

Heavenly Father, each day I am at the receiving end of Your generosity. Grant me the grace to also be generous in kind and in spirit to the needy.

[astrogirlythings]

[livinglifeagainblog]

Daily Devotional

In the midst of life's trials and tribulations, we often seek solace and strength. Isaiah reminds us that our peace comes from God. This verse speaks of the gifts God provide us, particularly peace and security. It emphasizes that true inner peace is not found in our circumstances but rather in the acknowledgment of God's sovereignty.

When we meditate on God's goodness and faithfulness, we create a space for His peace to dwell in our hearts. This peace surpasses all understanding and guards our hearts and minds, even when the world around us is chaotic. As believers, we are called to cultivate a grateful heart, recognizing the daily blessings that flow from our Creator. Gratitude shifts our focus from what we lack to what we have, allowing us to experience deeper joy and contentment.

In practicing meditation on God's Word, we not only find inner peace but also build a resilient spirit that can withstand life's storms. We can reflect on God's past provisions, reminding ourselves of His faithfulness, which fuels our trust in Him for the future.

As you consider these truths, take a moment to reflect on your own life. Are there areas where you struggle to experience God's peace? What can you do to cultivate a more grateful heart? What can you do to cultivate a more grateful heart? Perhaps setting aside time each day to meditate on scripture or writing a gratitude journal could help you focus on God's blessings.

Let today be a day of intentional peace and gratitude, allowing God's gifts to fill your life with joy and strength. How will you invite God's peace into your daily routine this week?

ISAIAH 26:12 "LORD, You will establish peace for us, for You have also done all our works in us."

[foxbox23232]

The branch that bears most fruit also bows the lowest

[objectuhm]

facelulz doodle to maybe revive my account a bit

[lifepath25]

I am losing my religion Only to find God.

i am losing the preacher man's address only to find the scripture's directions.

i am losing all hope only to find my life beautifully wovened from the start to end by God.

Losing and gaining, losing and gaining.

God, the divine architect of justice and fairness.

[vivienne-sndr-blog]

why is loving someone so complicated sometimes ?

In this era it's hard to stay... hard to work things out... hard to keep your smile up and being happy.

I'd never thought love could be so intense... it's sometimes so beautiful and the other day it's painful and difficult.

You choose your partner over and over all... but would your partner do that to? Would your partner come over if you need him?

Would your partner make plans with you... about your future?

Would your partner be able to marry you because of endless love & trust?

Would your partner stay with you even if there's no intimacy again?

Would your partner still be able to love you? To love you just the way you are... not for your body? Just by being you no matter what? A partner who loves me like I am... with all my insecurities... just full of hope and love.

I just wish it's you for the rest of my life!

forever loving and proud to be yours.