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How Social Media Separates Us (And Why Satan Loves It)
Social media was created to connect us—but somewhere along the way, it began quietly separating us. Algorithms curate our world, loneliness creeps in, and real connection fades. This is a reflection on faith, community, and why separation is Satan’s favorite tool—and how Jesus brings us back together.
Faith
My beliefs carry me when things are going well. But as soon as life gets hard, my faith is the first thing to go. The belief remains. The faith disappears.
God and I are at an Impasse
God and I are at an impasse.
And since God doesn’t change His mind, I suppose that leaves me to make the next move.
I don’t want to.
I’m angry.
I don’t trust Him.
This is what it feels like to believe God is the answer while feeling abandoned by Him at the same time.
U-Turns
We are so worried that every decision might be a mistake that we forget there are many roads to the same destination.
The Courage of Finishing Last
This is for anyone who feels behind but is brave enough to begin.
What If “If They Wanted To, They Would” Is Only Half the Story?
We love neat phrases that make heartbreak feel logical. “If they wanted to, they would” sounds clean and certain—but real life rarely is. People don’t all arrive with the same emotional capacity, readiness, or courage. Sometimes someone wants you deeply and still can’t show up, not because you aren’t worthy, but because their heart isn’t healed enough to hold what they desire. This essay explores the space between wanting and being ready—and why God cares about that gap far more than we realize.
Simple, Not Easy
As a lover of detailed stories, Genesis frustrates me—and teaches me. God doesn’t always give us the why. He invites us into obedience instead.
What It Means to Be Gracefully Broken
Best Version of Me
God often does His deepest work in me when I’m hurting, but the best version of myself appears in the in-between — when the pain is still real, the healing has begun, and gratitude opens my eyes again.
Toxic
The word ‘toxic’ is so overused that it no longer means anything, yet the one place I’ve truly shown toxic patterns is in my relationship with God—who never calls me toxic in return
My Experience in Jamaica
The Truth
I thought I’d never again face the darkness I felt at 18—until a heartbreak triggered old lies. But God met me with truth, love, and a reminder that He is not done with me.
Uncomfortable
Frequency
The Silence of Suffering
Processing
Noise
Trust the Process
It all begins with an idea.