Persistent Love: When your ‘not good enough’ is still ‘not good enough’

I’m no love expert, but these days, the word ‘love’ has taken up many shapes and forms.

From the flippant – I love Ice Cream, to the idealized ‘love at first sight’ in Korean Dramas, the word love has been thrown around throughout the century, often without much thought.

Love has also been somewhat commoditized. Companies liken buying an insurance protection to an act of sacrificial love for a loved one.

When you have to restart from zero: Finding perspective in the midst of loss and devouring

I stayed in the home of an elderly couple about 2 years ago. It was a beautiful experience, one that I will not easily forget. One of the highlights of staying with people who have gone through way more years than you, is the opportunity to sit and listen to their stories.

Inner Healing Resources: Ministering to the wounded heart

We all have wounds. We all need inner healing and deliverance to a certain extend. I myself have been on this journey and still am on this journey. Throughout the journey I have had times where I reached a bit of a ceiling in my walk. It is during these times that I have soughtContinue reading “Inner Healing Resources: Ministering to the wounded heart”

My Journey to Wholeness: Training my thoughts by thinking of things I enjoy

Its that typical day. You wake up and your mind has a cloud above it. You feel off, demotivated and dread the day ahead. Many factors may be the reason. It may be depression or oppression, an anxious piece of news or a disappointment that has dragged on for years. Whatever it is, you know you have to change your thought polarity, you need to switch to joy and gratitude, but how? I wrestled it for years.