One thing I've realized is that, you don't need to vent to your friends about everything that you're going through. Sometimes it's okay to just pray about it and move on. Let it be between you and God.
Maturing is realizing loving God isn’t
embarrassing. Gospel music isn’t boring. Dressing modestly isn’t outdated. Being a church girl is actually a blessing 💛
Not to sound delusional, but please pray for grace. Life isn't really about hard work. It's more about alignment, meeting the right people, grace, mercy, and favour.
We need to put up the same energy we did for Mazwi guys.
She was just going to work… and never arrived. 💔
Amanda Mofokeng (28) was last seen on 27 April 2026 in Malvern, Johannesburg, after requesting an e-hailing ride. She never reached her destination.
We need answers.
Please don’t scroll past this , share, repost, and until she is found.
#FindAmandaMofokeng
My favorite part of the resurrection is when they went back and didn’t find Jesus where they left Him! Don’t let anybody find you where they left you. Elevate! He got up! You can too! Nothing is too hard for my God!
Maturing is realizing there's nothing
embarrassing about loving God, gospel music, dressing modestly and being called a church girl. It’s actually the best thing!💛
Just saw this eye opening story ♥
Today, my housekeeper quit on me. I thought she was leaving for an extra 20 bucks with the neighbor. I was dead wrong. Tara has been working for me for 8 years. Always on time. Always keeps to herself. I'm "the professional." The one who lives in the nice neighborhood. The one with two cars in the driveway (both financed, by the way). She's the one who shows up on the bus and brings her lunch in an old yogurt container. This morning
after the kids left, Tara came up to me: "Ma'am, I need to talk to you. I won't be able to come anymore." Hit me like a ton of bricks. I thought: "She wants a raise" or "She found another house." I told her: "Tara, if it's about money, we can work something out. You know things are tight, but..." She smiled with this peace I've never known. She pulled out her phone (old, cracked screen) and showed me a picture. A two-story house, simple but finished, with a small storefront
on the ground floor that said "Grocery & Meals." "No, ma'am. It's not about money. I finished building my rental units and I'm opening my little store. Thank God for these years of work, I don't need to clean other people's houses anymore. Now I work for myself." I froze. Me, the "successful one" with my master's degree, still paying rent and owing the bank everything but my soul. She, the "help," built equity, a business, and her financial freedom on a salary I thought was "nothing."
While I was eating out to look successful, she was buying bags of cement. While I was upgrading my iPhone every year, she was pouring the concrete for her second floor. Tara left today. Left my house spotless... and my ego in pieces. The Brutal Truth: We look down on people who get their hands dirty and overvalue those who sit at a desk. Real financial smarts aren't taught in college; they're learned by people who know what every dollar costs.
Life Lesson: Don't look down on anyone. That "humble" person you see today might be building the freedom you only dream about, because they're not wasting time trying to impress anyone. Status makes you a slave. Humility makes you an owner.
Spend more of your time checking in with God, asking God for His will, and asking God if your plans align with His will for you. You’ll save yourself so much stress.