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Love Languages & Words of Affirmation: Speaking Life into Your Spirit
Month of love: lets talk Love Languages
Words carry weight. They have the power to build up, to heal, and to transform. When we embrace Words of Affirmation as a love language, we not only uplift those around us but also nourish our own spirit by speaking life-giving truths over ourselves.
The Bible reminds us:
📖 “The tongue has the power of life and death, and those who love it will eat its fruit.” — Proverbs 18:21
Just as we long to hear affirming words from loved ones, God desires us to affirm His truth in our lives. Whether through scripture, prayer, or journaling, intentionally declaring God’s promises strengthens our faith and renews our perspective.
💡 Try This: Write a love letter to God—expressing gratitude, declaring His faithfulness, and affirming His Word over your life. Because the more we speak His truth, the more our hearts align with His love. ❤️
Love Languages in Biblical Actuality: Quality Time with God
Month of love: lets talk Love Languages
Spending quality time with God isn’t just a practice—it’s a love language. In this post, I reflect on a life-changing moment in Zanzibar, where stillness led to surrender, and surrender led to purpose. Learn how to deepen your faith through uninterrupted time with God and why it’s essential for spiritual growth. Psalm 46:10 — 'Be still, and know that I am God.'
Love Languages | Biblical Actuality: Acts of Service
Month of love: lets talk Love Languages
What Has Fasting Taught Me So Far in 2025?
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From Grace to Favour: Transitioning from January to February 2025
From Grace, to Favour! Happy New Month!
Happy New Year 2025! A Reasonable Service
As the year comes to a close and we prepare our hearts for the new year, I find myself reflecting on a sermon I recently heard at a family church. The message was simple, yet profoundly impactful: What does it mean to give God an acceptable service?
This message felt especially fitting for the end of the year—a season of gratitude, reflection, and planning for what’s to come. Often as Christians, we overcomplicate the Bible, the commandments, and the instructions of God. Yet, God is not a complicated God. He is clear in His expectations, and His guidance is designed to lead us into peace, purpose, and joy.
The sermon explored how we can give God a service that is both reasonable and acceptable, and it offered key points that I believe are worth meditating on as we step into a new season.