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🌿 Fasting That Feeds the Spirit: Reflections for the Final Quarter of the Year
Fasting is a sacred practice that appears throughout the Bible, not only as a way to deny ourselves but also as a way to draw closer to God. From Moses on Mount Sinai to the people of Nineveh, fasting reveals the heart of surrender, humility, and trust. But beyond the physical act, fasting shapes our character and deepens our understanding of God’s purpose for us.
If you’ve ever wondered how fasting can transform your life, let’s look at some key biblical examples and see how they apply to our journey today.
Faith in God vs. the Confidence of Your Faith
Jesus Never Fails: Why Your Failure Is Never Final
Inspired by the song:
I have a God who never fails,
I have a God who never fails,
I have a God who never fails,
Jesus never fails, Jesus never fails, forever more
Grounding My Spirit in September: Psalms for a New Season
Transition is not easy. Change can stir up anxiety, fatigue, or even resistance. But the Psalms remind us that with God, every chapter—whether ending or beginning—is wrapped in His presence. September isn’t about going back to “reality”; it’s about stepping forward into what God has already ordained for this next season.
Peace in Transition: A Paris Revelation for September
Paris, you were sweet to me. 🍫🥐✨
From Angelina’s hot chocolate and the most buttery croissants, to fresh crepes with lemon + sugar, to Pierre Hermé macarons that disappeared faster than my camera could catch them 😅, and even a new gem — dinner at Manne Paris on the Champs-Élysées.
This trip wasn’t just about food (though my stomach was very happy). It was about rest, peace, and remembering that sometimes God feeds our spirit in the same way Paris feeds the senses — beautifully, abundantly, and with joy. 🌸
Here’s to carrying that peace into September. 💛
Trusting God in Every Season: Learning to Be a Healed and Giving Disciple
When lack stares you in the face, give anyway.
Not because it’s easy, but because it’s Christ’s way.
“The Lord is good… He knows those who trust in Him.” — Nahum 1:7
Trust Him in the process. The ending is already good.