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Feb 9 •
A note of accountability, direction, and grounding
I want to acknowledge this plainly: I’ve been quieter than I should have been here. That’s on me. This space exists for alignment, discipline, and steady obedience, not noise or hype. When presence drops, momentum fades. I don’t want that for this community, and I don’t want it for myself. So this is a reset. Scripture is clear about the kind of faith we’re aiming for: “Let us not grow weary of doing good, for in due season we will reap, if we do not give up.” — Galatians 6:9 The Quiet Way isn’t about intensity. It’s about faithfulness. Showing up when it’s inconvenient. Obedience in the unseen. Trusting that God works through consistency more than emotion. “Whoever is faithful in very little is also faithful in much.” — Luke 16:10 Here’s what I’d like you to do today: 1. Post one thing you’re being faithful with right now A habit, a discipline, a decision, or an area you’re surrendering to God. One sentence is enough. 2. Encourage one other person No fixing. No advice unless asked. Just edification. “Therefore encourage one another and build each other up.” — 1 Thessalonians 5:11 3. Take one quiet act of obedience offline Prayer, Scripture, movement, journaling, preparation—something intentional. Then come back and comment “Done.” “Be still, and know that I am God.” — Psalm 46:10 I’m here again, engaged, accountable, and moving forward with you. Not perfectly. Faithfully. We walk the narrow path. Quietly Together
0 likes • Feb 12
I've been reading a portion of God's word each morning, and setting aside an afternoon each week to study/ do book work, with another brother. It's been fruitful
Jan 17 •
Missed a couple of days
I want this space to be one of honesty, so I’ll lead by example. I’ve missed posting here for a couple of days, and I want to acknowledge that. I needed a pause. Time to breathe. Lately, I’ve been feeling the weight of rejection. This community I’m trying to build has often been met with skepticism, and that hurts, especially when I’m clear about why I’m doing this. My desire is to serve God by serving others through my gifts, abilities, and my story. We’re often taught to be good stewards of our money, but what about our gifts, our time, and what we’ve been shaped to carry? I’d encourage you to read Matthew 25 with that lens. I’m learning to become a better steward in all of these areas. Over time, I’ve honed my gifts, talents, and abilities to a point where I genuinely believe they have value. I believe I have something meaningful to offer people. Right now, I’m learning how to deliver that value well, with integrity, clarity, and care. As part of that, I’ll also be creating Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube accounts for this community. Not for noise or performance, but to make this space more accessible and to reach those who might need it and haven’t found it yet. Thank you for being here while I figure this out in real time. Grace and peace
1 like • Jan 20
Thank you for sharing honestly, brother. It is a blessing to be here. Thank you for sharing that scripture too, I read it on Sunday morning with my younger brother and sister. It helped me consider how I can be intentional about how I live and use the time and resources I have been entrusted with. In response, I want to share a scripture that I have been reminded of recently. To give some background, I have been feeling that I have been letting people that I care about down, that I haven't used my time well in the recent past and as a result haven't done things that I feel I should have. On Saturday, my mind was cluttered by many different things that I thought I should be doing or have done. These thoughts and anxieties were weighing on me and crippling my ability to make plans and decisions. The Lord reminded me of a verse- Psalm 84:10 'Better is one day in your courts than a thousand elsewhere. I would rather be a doorkeeper in the house of my God than dwell in the tents of wickedness' I am reminded that God loves me, I am under his Grace and I can come to Him, because of what Jesus has done for me. I get to spend time with Him, bring my cares to His feet and rest in His love for me. There is nothing better I could be doing than to be 'in His courts'. I ended up spending the next 3 hours mowing a lawn while listening to music that helped me lift my soul to God and be thankful to Him, and it refreshed me. In the second line I am reminded of the privilege it is to be invited into His service. When I think of a doorkeeper in the house of God, I think of the message of the Gospel that we carry and that we can invite others to come in to God's 'house' through Jesus. Thanks for reading my thoughts, I hope it brings some encouragement to you
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