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Ecclesiastes reminds us that life moves in seasons. “To everything there is a season, and a time for every purpose under heaven… a time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time to dance.” (Ecclesiastes 3:1–4). Just as nature follows an appointed rhythm winter, spring, summer, and autumn, our lives also move according to seasons we do not control. When winter comes, we cannot pray it away. No amount of wishing can force spring to arrive early. Winter must run

I made a mistake that cost me greatly. For the past few months, I can’t help but reflect on the “I should have… I could have done things differently.” This is one of the worst things I have ever done in my entire life, and the results are evident. I paid greatly for it. While I can’t unpack the depth of what happened here, I will say this: the effect of that decision has cost me many things, and it is only by God’s grace that it did not cost me my life. This is one of those s

While I was in prayer, the Holy Spirit led me in a very clear direction. The Lord began to minister to me about the power of the potter. Clay has no power over its own life. Clay has no authority over the potter’s hands. Once the clay is placed on the wheel, it cannot tell the potter how to shape it. If the potter intends to form a cup, the clay cannot say, “No, I want to be a plate instead.” The clay cannot dictate the process, the pace, or the pressure. It cannot tell the p

What if the very thing you think makes you unworthy is the reason God has hidden you? There’s a story of a young woman whose friend had a dream about her. In the dream, God compared her to a pair of glasses. To the natural eye, the glasses looked ordinary, dark, outdated, nothing special. Easy to overlook. Easy to pass by. But when those glasses were placed in the sunlight, their beauty was undeniable. The colors. The radiance. The depth. A glass that Suddenly, everyone would

Happy 2026. Cheers to arriving safely. If God truly stored tears in bottles, the ones you cried in 2025 would be countless. That year was one of the hardest of your life. It was the year you realized you were made for more and that becoming who God created you to be meant the old version of you could not come along. You were afraid. You doubted yourself. You self-sabotaged. You were tired and too dependent on others. You looked for validation from people and gave more loyalty

Dear Reader, Have you noticed how much you’ve grown in the very place you once hated? For some, it’s the job. For others, the environment. For me, it was leaving the familiar for the unknown.. Leaving my family and support system back in Jamaica who fuels me with so much love, to come to a country around people I barely knew. What shocked me most is that the thing I resisted the hardest became the very tool God used to prune me quietly, deeply into a version of myself I did

There comes a moment in life when you realize that wanting something deeply doesn’t mean you’re meant to chase it endlessly. Yes, you have desires for love, stability, purpose, fulfillment. You have a vision of how you hoped your life would look by now. And it can be painful to sit in a present reality that doesn’t match that picture. But even in the discomfort, there’s often a quiet knowing inside you: this is not the end of your story. What you see now is not what your latt

Let’s take a moment to pause and pray. Father, We come before You today, acknowledging that trusting You doesn’t always come easily. Many...

What does it truly mean to trust God? We often hear this phrase echoed in sermons, devotionals, and conversations of faith—“Trust in the...

There’s a tender longing in the heart of God that many of us overlook. We often speak of His power, His holiness, and His justice—but have you ever considered His vulnerability? Not the kind born of weakness, but the vulnerability of a Father who gives freely, hoping His children will love Him for who He is, not just for what He gives. God gives generously. He opens doors to houses we never thought we could afford. He places keys to cars in our hands, fills our homes with lau

“Therefore, since we have these promises, dear friends, let us purify ourselves from everything that contaminates body and spirit,...

The Spirit of the Lord says: “My people, O My children, I have heard your cry. I have seen your afflictions and your weariness. You are...

I had to laugh at myself the other day because I completely forgot… I have a blog. A whole space where I can pour out my heart — whether...

In a world where fasting has become increasingly popular for health and wellness, there seems to be a mysterious veil shrouding the...

I don’t know when God will release me to post this piece. As I am still learning who is this Holy Spirit? Is he actually a real person???...

At Itstheloveofgodforme , we believe in the power of forgiveness and the transformative impact it can have on our lives. Today, we delve...

Before we dive into today’s topic let us clarify what is the meaning of the word fear. The meaning of the word fear in Hebrew means “To...

“Pass wi di psalms dem!” -Smash “It is good for me that I have been afflicted; that I might learn thy statutes” Psalms 119:71 David...

Pass wi di psalms dem!" - Smash Blessed are you oh Lord, who teach my hands how to war and my fingers how to fight! "He teacheth my hands...

There is this song- I use to love when I was growing up. The lyrics goes something like this "Daniel God surely will delivered. If we...