Encouragement Along the Journey of Life.
If I could go back and teach my younger self, I would tell her... -Stop placing your worth in what others think of you. -Stop looking to be "seen." -Stop trying to be liked by everybody. -Stop trying to be what you think other people want you to be. -It's okay that not everyone likes... Continue Reading →
Where your treasure is... your heart will be there, also. Your self-worth will also be tied to what you treasure. Just something to think about!
So many times, we cling to the belief that we must be "good" to have value. I wish I would have learned early in my walk with God that my value isn't based on my goodness. I'm created by the Author of Life. That alone establishes my value. I'm priceless to Him. I am loved.... Continue Reading →
This imperfect world brings with it the sorrow that sometimes we will never be loved how we'd hoped we be. Of course, it is always the HOPE.But sometimes, that relationship we wanted will never be restored on this side of Heaven. That parent will have walked away. That spouse will have always put you last.... Continue Reading →
I woke up one morning a few weeks back completely overwhelmed by the love of God. I keep trying to wrap my mind around this thought: the pitiful creatures that we were, God felt we were worth the price of His perfect son. I can't even! 🤯The God of the universe sees us with an... Continue Reading →
One day God showed me a picture of my spirit-what I had done to it-in part, by placing my worth in other people's opinions. I was a hard-cord people pleaser until I wasn't. I got burnt out pleasing people, but then apathy settled in and took the place of people-pleasing (as it always does). I... Continue Reading →
If we only knew our worth in His eyes… there would be no contest between temptation and obedience. We wouldn't worry about proving ourselves, comparing ourselves to others, striving to be perfect, nor would we hang on to the old sins that we carry around with us like a bag of donations in the back... Continue Reading →
Author Anne Day 