Cutting people off feels different now. It’s not anger, it’s grief. Like dang… I really wanted you here, but your actions showed me I’m not safe with you.
“I have swept away your sins like a cloud. I have scattered your offenses like the morning mist. Oh, return to me, for I have paid the price to set you free.”
Isaiah 44:22 NLT
Never let religious people convince you that you’re too far gone for God or that your sins are too much to be forgiven. God sent Jesus to take care of that for you.
He loves you and wants you to get to know Him better than you do. ❤️
I got sick for the first time since moving in with my boyfriend and apparently this man treats a common cold like a medical emergency.
The second I said, “I don’t feel good,” he switched into full caretaker mode.
He went to the store and came back with medicine, soup, Gatorade, tissues, cough drops, fuzzy socks, and three different juices because he “didn’t know which one sounded best.”
Then he made me get back in bed while he cleaned the entire apartment.
At one point I got up to help and this man looked genuinely offended.
He said, “Why are you standing?”
Sir???
Because I live here???
He tucked me back into bed like I was recovering from battle.
Later that night I apologized for being “dramatic” about not feeling well and he looked confused and said, “You’re sick. You don’t have to earn being taken care of.”
And I’m not even kidding when I say I almost cried right there.
Because some people are so used to surviving everything alone that basic care feels unreal when it finally happens.
This Lady on Tiktok cleaning her house said something that really stuck with me: “Take care of what God has already placed in your hands, so He knows you’re ready for what’s next. If you don’t steward what you have now, you can’t expect more.” And that hit. Wherever you are in life right now the small apartment, the job you’re still growing in, the season you didn’t plan for honor it. Be responsible with it. Be grateful for it. Growth starts with stewardship. 🫶🏾