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When you keep working yourself up and worrying about things which God can and will take control of, you stress yourself out
          
          If you haven't already, *pray*. If you haven't already, *worship*. If you haven't already, *read and declare the word* ✨

I love the way you describe things, it's like you are talking directly to me, thanks for your writing it has helped me through many times of self doubt 

Interviewed a friend who shared how lust had a hold on her. She struggled with sex at a very young age, just 13, got pregnant at 15, then had an abortion at 16. This testimony was hard to listen to, but it was beautiful in the end.
          
          I really recommend you guys give it a listen ❤️
          
          https://youtu.be/TqaXQOR0HRw?si=5-hhlc7eEmqKLBpO

If you're struggling with envy, comparison, and jealousy I made a YouTube video where I shared my experience battling envy and some advice and tips that can help you ❤️
          
          https://youtu.be/NlvQli4bpf4?si=5qkFAOAgv_B7MqYz

Don't underestimate the little you do for God✨
          
          Luke 16:10
          10 “One who is faithful in a very little is also faithful in much, and one who is dishonest in a very little is also dishonest in much

Hiii !<3 I was wondering if you would like to check out my Christian Historical Romance called Deborah and The Duke’s Obsession. I’d seriously appreciate your votes and comments!!❤️ Have a great day! https://www.wattpad.com/story/363531501-deborah-and-the-duke%27s-obsession

Wait for the Lord;
              Be strong, and let your heart take courage;
              wait for the Lord!
          ~ Psalm 27:14
          
          Easier said than done, but we can do it!

Title: Redeeming Love
          
          Synopsis:
          Angel, a prostitute who was sold into the life as a child and harbors deep hatred and self-loathing, and Michael Hosea, a farmer who is called by God to marry her. Michael's unconditional love gradually begins to break through Angel's hardened exterior, but her past trauma leads her to run away. She eventually realizes that her final healing must come from a higher power, not just Michael
          
          Note: I read the book before watching the movie, which influenced my review.
          
          Review:
          The quality of the movie was excellent, and the cinematography was impressive. I appreciated how they captured the 1800s setting. I loved Michael's character and the additional scenes. Angel's performance was also noteworthy, particularly her facial reactions. However, there were some nudity and sexual scenes that, while not completely different from the book, could have been directed differently which I didn't like. Additionally, there was a bit of swearing that caught me off guard. I also wished we could have seen more faith elements in the film. Many things were cut from the book to the movie, which made it feel less rich. Overall, I would have preferred it as a mini-series. Film wise it was okay, but faith aspect could've been more.
          
          Movie Rating: 6.5/10
          
          Book Rating: 8.7/10
          
          Recommendation:
          I don't really recommend the movie. I would prefer for you to read the book instead; however, if you do watch the film, be aware of the inappropriate and nude scenes, and you should be fine
          
          Here's my reading vlog of the book
          
          https://youtu.be/oR5fzvuswMQ?si=3cRGxGge03tnBCD6
          
          Here's my movie discussion video 
          
          https://youtu.be/Bcq-Lp9z2_w?si=9EiA_rjwqBtkYkM3
          
          https://www.wattpad.com/story/402740741

*You serve God by doing the right thing even if you have to do it alone*

"You must not oppress foreigners. You know what it's like to be a foreigner, for you yourselves were once foreigners in the land of Egypt."
          - Exodus 23:9
          
          The commandment I base what I do on, is the 'Love your God and neighbour as yourself' one because it encompasses the ones of the OT into just 2 sentences that encourage thinking and decision making with the Holy Spirit. 
          
          However, that doesn't make all the commandments in the OT invalid or outdated. And this, I believe is a great example of one of the many ways we can learn from our ancestors. After all from how I see it, learning history helps us know our past mistakes so we can learn from them. 
          
          I believe everyone understands the feeling of being 'the new girl'. It's a cloud-like label that hangs over your head and is automatically cited when you don't know what other people know. Lost in the hallway? Oh, she's the new girl. Can't find your classroom? New girl. Don't know about the broken door? Definitely new girl. 
          
          You can't escape it. And in the space between being the new-girl to being an integrated member of that society, there's so much confusion and a lot to take in. It could be very overwhelming honestly. 
          
          So now picture this... a new girl walks through the doors, holding a map in the wrong direction and looks to be in complete distress. Once upon a time, you used to be that new girl (maybe subtract the map) and you felt somehow the same way. Knowing how challenging that was for you, would you taunt and mock her for being so confused, or help her find a way? 
          
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