Stop running. It’s time to name the fear so we can kill it You’re working so hard to stay active in your church, but inside, you feel like you’re just drying up, and wasting time. Are you trying to produce fruit on your own strength, or are you actually connected to the Vine? But here is what God says. "Every tree that does not bear good fruit is cut down." Matthew 7:19. Good fruit isn't something you produce on your own; it’s something you grow by staying connected to the source Jesus Christ. He didn't say work harder; He said stay close to Me. You weren't meant to carry this alone. If you're ready to produce fruit and getting closer to Jesus, comment 'READY' and I’ll be praying for your breakthrough this week Please help me by answering the questions below: - Does this hook stop you? - Does the tension feel real? - Does the revelation hit you? - Does the response make you want to act?

What’s really holding you back?

Continue your journey through the Book of Psalms with Psalms 31 through 40, accompanied by peaceful, immersive music designed to calm the mind and uplift the spirit. In this collection, you’ll encounter: Honest cries for help and expressions of deep trust in God Themes of deliverance, hope, and restoration Reflections on patience, faithfulness, and God’s unfailing love This video is perfect for: Quiet reflection and personal prayer time Background music for relaxation or study Deepening your connection through scripture and sound Let the gentle music and powerful words of the psalms guide you into a place of peace, trust, and spiritual renewal.

My name is Carol. I posted a video on youtube. It is made for women who carry the scars of abandonment. The message is God can heal and fill the void. Please watch it, and share it if it speaks to you, please pray that God allows the person who needs it most to see it. here's the link https://youtu.be/ZvmHKM4ikj0?si=eqUFKUQ2uMq7sbTS

A Scripture shaping my walk right now is Luke 18:1 — “Men ought always to pray, and not to faint.” It’s reminding me to stay in a posture of constant dependence on God, trusting Him, not striving, and remaining anchored in prayer through every season.