If you’ve ever stopped for a moment to take a deep breath — really feel the air fill your lungs — you know what life itself feels like. That quiet, steady rhythm that keeps us going without even thinking about it. That’s how God is with us. He’s not just a part of our lives… He is the very breath that sustains them. “In Him we live and move and have our being.” – Acts 17:28 We depend on Him the way our lungs depend on oxygen — continuously, completely, and often without realizing how vital He truly is. Every inhale is His gift. Every exhale is our opportunity to give praise back. 🌤️ When Life Feels Heavy There are days when we forget to breathe spiritually — when worry, exhaustion, and fear weigh on our chest. In those moments, God doesn’t shame us. He simply says, “Come. Rest in Me. Let Me fill you again.” When we take time to breathe Him in — through prayer, worship, stillness, or Scripture — we let His Spirit renew us. His peace replaces panic. His presence steadies our hearts. 💬 Today’s Reflection: Ask yourself: - Have I been spiritually holding my breath? - Where do I need to let God breathe life back into me? - What does it look like for me to truly depend on Him — in my thoughts, my choices, my pace? “The Spirit of God has made me; the breath of the Almighty gives me life.” – Job 33:4 Today, let’s walk in awareness that He is the air we breathe. Every heartbeat, every breath, every moment is grace. Take a deep breath right now — and thank Him for being the One who gives you life, sustains your spirit, and fills your soul with peace. 👇 Share below: How has God reminded you lately that He’s still the air you breathe?

Outside, we’re starting to feel a shift. The mornings are a little cooler. The evenings come a little sooner. Even though we still have warm days ahead, there’s no denying it — the season is changing. The same is true in our walk with Christ. 🌿 God takes us through seasons — some full of growth, some full of pruning, some full of rest, and some full of harvest. And just like with the weather, sometimes we sense the shift before it fully arrives. 💡 Here’s the truth: - Growth rarely happens if we stay in one season forever. - Change can be uncomfortable, but it’s necessary. - God prepares us in one season for what He wants to do in the next. “There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens.” – Ecclesiastes 3:1 💬 What season do you feel God is leading you into right now? - A season of pruning? 🌱 - A season of deeper faith? 🙏 - A season of harvest and fruit? 🍇 - Or maybe a season of rest and renewal? 🌙 👇 Share what season you feel stirring in your life — and let’s encourage one another as God moves us forward.

Shabbat Shalom everyone. Rejoice in the Lord and again I say rejoice. The LORD has been indeed good to me. In the midst of my disability I have been blessed by God to not be a victim of circumstance but a child of faith. It has not always been this way, I have gone by his grace his mercy his strength his word his power. There is now like him in all the earth. May you all have a wonderful weekend.

Being thankful is more than just saying thank you when something good happens. It’s a posture of the heart. Gratitude is the lens that helps us see God’s goodness, even in the ordinary and even in the trials. But let’s be real… sometimes we slip into thinking: “I’m a Christian, I’m following God—shouldn’t life be easier? Shouldn’t I be blessed with more?” It’s easy to start feeling entitled to pleasures, comforts, and privileges. And when life feels hard, we might even find ourselves questioning God. Here’s the truth: 👉 When we walk closely with God, our focus shifts. We aren’t consumed with material things. Disappointments and challenges don’t sting the same way because we know where our joy truly comes from. 👉 It’s like being in a new relationship—the “honeymoon phase” where everything feels exciting and fresh. Except with God, that wonder never fades. His love continues to amaze us. The more we draw near, the more thankful we become, and the more we thrive. ✨ Community Reflection: What’s one thing in your life right now that you’re genuinely thankful for—something that has nothing to do with material possessions? Drop it below ⬇️ Let’s fill this space with gratitude and remind one another of the countless ways God keeps us thriving, even when life gets tough.

It’s easy to praise God when life feels good — when prayers are answered, blessings are flowing, and doors are opening. But here’s the hard question: If nothing changed in your circumstances — if the blessings stopped, the prayers seemed unanswered, and life got harder — would you still love Him the same? Sometimes, without realizing it, we slip into loving God for what He does for us, instead of loving Him for who He is. But real faith says: “Even if the fig tree does not blossom… yet I will rejoice in the Lord.” (Habakkuk 3:17-18) 💬 Your turn: - How do you keep your love for God strong in seasons where He feels silent? - Have you ever realized your relationship with Him was based more on blessings than on devotion? We can all use a heart check. God’s desire isn’t just to bless us… it’s to be with us. And that’s worth more than anything He could ever give. ❤️