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Faith Reset: Choosing to Trust God Again

June 10, 2026

“Believe in the Lord your God, and you shall be established; believe His prophets, and you shall prosper.” — 2 Chronicles 20:20 (NKJV)

There are seasons in life when our faith feels strong and steady. Then there are seasons when disappointment, stress, fear, or unanswered prayers leave us feeling weary. During those times, we may need what I like to call a faith reset—an intentional return to trusting the God who has always been faithful.

In 2 Chronicles 20, King Jehoshaphat faced an overwhelming situation. A vast army was coming against Judah, and the people were afraid. Instead of relying on their own strength, they turned to God in prayer and sought His guidance. God reminded them that the battle belonged to Him. As the people prepared to move forward, Jehoshaphat encouraged them with these words:

“Believe in the Lord your God, and you shall be established; believe His prophets, and you shall prosper.” (2 Chronicles 20:20)

Faith does not mean pretending that difficulties do not exist. It means choosing to trust God in the middle of them. It is believed that His wisdom is greater than our understanding and that His presence remains with us through every challenge.

The Bible repeatedly calls us to place our confidence in God:

  • Proverbs 3:5–6 – “Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct your paths.”
  • Hebrews 11:1 – “Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.”
  • Isaiah 26:3–4 – “You will keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on You, because he trusts in You. Trust in the Lord forever, for in Yah, the Lord, is everlasting strength.”
  • Mark 9:23 – “If you can believe, all things are possible to him who believes.”
  • Romans 10:17 – “So then faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the word of God.”

A faith reset is not about having perfect faith. It is about returning to God daily—through Scripture, prayer, worship, and honest conversations with Him. It is remembering His faithfulness in the past and trusting Him with the future.

If your heart feels tired, uncertain, or distant, take courage. God has not moved away from you. He invites you to draw near, trust Him again, and walk forward one step at a time.

This Faith Reset Workbook was created to help you do just that. Through guided reflections, Scripture readings, prayer prompts, and practical exercises, may you rediscover the peace, hope, and confidence that come from placing your faith in God.

Your circumstances may not change overnight, but as you fix your eyes on the Lord, He can renew your heart and strengthen your faith.

Prayer:
Father, help me trust You even when I cannot see the outcome. Strengthen my faith, renew my mind, and remind me of Your faithfulness. Teach me to rely on You each day and to walk confidently in Your promises. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

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Where in your life is God inviting you to trust Him more deeply today? Honestly reflect, pray, and allow Him to reset your heart toward faith.

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The Value of Human Life in the Book of Numbers

June 3, 2026

God’s Love

“So God created mankind in His own image…” — Genesis 1:27

When many people think about the book of Numbers, they often think of censuses, wilderness journeys, and Israel’s struggles. Yet woven throughout this remarkable book is a powerful truth:

**Human life is precious to God.**

The book of Numbers reveals God’s deep concern for people, not merely as a crowd, but as individuals created with purpose, value, and dignity. God Knows Every Person. The book begins with a census of the Israelites (Numbers 1). At first glance, this may seem like a list of numbers and names. However, it demonstrates something important: God knew His people. Every tribe mattered. Every family mattered. Every person counted. God did not see Israel as a faceless mass of people. He recognized each tribe’s place and purpose within His plan. This reminds us that our lives are not overlooked. God sees us, knows us, and values us individually.

**Key Scripture:** Numbers 1:2-3

Human life is sacred. One of the strongest themes in Numbers is God’s concern for holiness and justice. The laws and instructions given to Israel were designed to protect the community and preserve life. God’s commands were not meant to burden His people but to guide them toward a life that reflected His character. Throughout the book, we see that actions affecting others mattered because people mattered. Every human being carries God-given worth.

God Provides for His People. As the Israelites traveled through the wilderness, they faced hunger, thirst, fear, and uncertainty. Yet God continually provided. He supplied manna from heaven, water from rocks, guidance through the cloud, and protection along the journey. These acts reveal that human life is valuable enough for God to sustain and care for it. Even when the people complained or doubted, God continued to demonstrate His faithfulness.

**Key Scripture:** Numbers 11:7-9

God Desires Relationship, Not Just Obedience. The wilderness journey was not merely about reaching the Promised Land. It was also about learning to trust God. Again and again, God called His people into a relationship with Him. His desire was not simply to rule-following but hearts that relied upon Him. This shows the incredible value God places on human beings. The Creator of the universe desires fellowship with those He created. God’s Blessing Reveals Human Worth One of the most beautiful passages in Numbers is the priestly blessing: “The Lord bless you and keep you; the Lord make His face shine on you and be gracious to you; the Lord turn His face toward you and give you peace.” Numbers 6:24-26 This blessing reveals God’s heart toward His people. He desires to bless, protect, guide, and give peace. What a powerful reminder that human life is not an accident or afterthought. We are recipients of God’s love and care.

What This Means for Us Today: The message of Numbers still resonates today. – Every person has value because they are created by God. – Every life matters, regardless of status, age, or background. – God knows us individually. – God provides for our needs. – God desires a relationship with us. – God blesses those who seek Him. In a world that often measures worth by success, appearance, or achievement, Numbers points us back to a greater truth:

**our value comes from God.**

You matter because God created you. You matter because God sees you. You matter because God loves you.

Reflection Question: How would your life change if you truly believed that your value comes from God rather than from what you accomplish?

Prayer

Heavenly Father, thank You for showing throughout Scripture that every human life has value. Help me to see myself and others through Your eyes. Teach me to honor the dignity and worth You have placed in every person. Remind me that my value comes from being created and loved by You. In Jesus’ name, AMEN

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When Stress Feels Heavy: What the Bible Teaches Us About Carrying Life’s Burdens

May 24, 2026

Stress has become a normal part of life for many people. Some are stressed about finances. Others are overwhelmed by grief, parenting, relationships, health problems, loneliness, or uncertainty about the future. Even people who smile every day may quietly carry heavy emotional weight.

The Bible never pretends life is easy. From beginning to end, Scripture shows real people facing pressure, fear, exhaustion, heartbreak, and uncertainty. Yet in the middle of those struggles, God continually reminds us that we were never meant to carry life alone.

Stress Was Never Supposed to Be Your Master

Jesus spoke directly to weary and burdened people when He said:

“Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.” — Matthew 11:28-29

That invitation still matters today.

Many people are carrying emotional loads they were never meant to hold by themselves. Some try to manage stress through constant busyness. Others bury it under distractions, entertainment, work, or silence. But stress ignored is still stress carried.

God does not shame us for being overwhelmed. Instead, He calls us closer.

Even Strong People Get Tired

One of the biggest misconceptions about faith is the idea that strong believers never struggle emotionally. But throughout Scripture, many faithful people experienced deep stress and exhaustion.

Elijah was so emotionally drained after a spiritual battle that he sat under a tree and asked God to let him die. 1Kings 19:4-14

David wrote psalms filled with anxiety, tears, fear, and emotional distress: Psalms 6

“Why art thou cast down, O my soul? and why art thou disquieted in me?” — Psalm 42:5-11

Even Jesus Christ experienced deep anguish before the cross. In the garden of Gethsemane, He prayed with such intensity that Scripture describes His suffering as overwhelming sorrow. Matthew 26:38

The presence of stress does not mean the absence of faith.

God Wants You to Bring Your Burdens to Him

One of the most comforting truths in Scripture is that God invites honesty. He already knows what weighs on our hearts.

Bible says:

“Casting all your care upon him; for he careth for you.” 1Peter 5:7

Not some cares. All cares.

The stress you hide from others can still be surrendered to God. The prayers that begin with tears are still prayers God hears.

Sometimes people think they must clean themselves up emotionally before approaching God. But Scripture teaches the opposite. God meets people in weakness, exhaustion, confusion, and pain.

Stress Can Distort Our Perspective

Stress has a way of making temporary problems feel permanent. It clouds judgment. It drains hope. It magnifies fear.

That is why Scripture repeatedly calls believers to refocus their minds.

Bible says:

“Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because he trusteth in thee.”

Peace does not come from controlling every outcome. Peace comes from trusting the One who remains steady when life feels unstable.

This does not mean pretending problems do not exist. Faith is not denial. Faith is choosing to believe God is present even in difficult seasons.

Sometimes Rest Is Spiritual Obedience

Many people live in constant emotional overload because they never slow down long enough to rest.

But biblical rest is not laziness. Rest is trust.

God Himself established rhythms of rest throughout Scripture. Jesus often withdrew from crowds to pray and be alone with the Father. Bible

Some stress is not solved through striving harder. Sometimes healing begins when we pause long enough to reconnect with God.

That may mean:

  • Spending quiet time in prayer
  • Reading Scripture daily
  • Taking breaks from constant noise and comparison
  • Letting go of the pressure to please everyone
  • Trusting God with what you cannot control

Worry Cannot Carry Tomorrow

Jesus gave one of the clearest teachings about anxiety in Bible. He reminded people that worrying cannot add a single hour to life.

He pointed to the birds and flowers as evidence of God’s care and said:

“Take therefore no thought for the morrow: for the morrow shall take thought for the things of itself.”

Many people are mentally living in futures that have not happened yet. Stress grows when the mind constantly rehearses fear.

God calls us back to today. Back to trust. Back to dependence on Him.

You Do Not Have to Carry Everything Alone

One of the enemy’s greatest lies is isolation. Stress becomes heavier when people suffer silently.

God created people for community, encouragement, prayer, and support. Sometimes strength looks like asking for help. Sometimes healing begins with one honest conversation.

Bible teaches believers to “bear one another’s burdens.”

We were never designed to walk through hardship alone.

Final Encouragement

If stress has been weighing heavily on your heart lately, remember this:

God sees you clearly.
He understands your exhaustion.
He is not distant from your pain.
And He has not abandoned you in difficult seasons.

The pressure may be real, but God’s presence is real too.

One prayer.
One scripture.
One day at a time.

That is sometimes how healing begins.

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5 STEPS TO UNDERSTANDING SCRIPTURE

May 19, 2026

Not just to read them, but grow from them.

1. Pray Before You Read

Ask God for understanding, wisdom, and discernment before opening Scripture. The Bible is spiritual truth, and prayer helps prepare your heart to receive it.

A simple prayer:

“Lord, open my eyes to understand Your truth and help me apply it to my life.”

Biblical foundation:

“If any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask of God…” — James 1:5

2. Understand the Context

Many people misunderstand Scripture because they read one verse without knowing:

  • Who wrote it
  • Who it was written to
  • What was happening historically
  • What comes before and after the passage

For example:
A verse written during war, persecution, exile, or correction may carry a very different meaning than a verse about encouragement or worship.

Good questions to ask:

  • Who is speaking?
  • Who are they speaking to?
  • Why was this written?
  • What is happening in this chapter?

3. Compare Scripture With Scripture

The Bible explains itself. One passage often brings clarity to another.

If a verse seems confusing:

  • Look for similar themes elsewhere
  • Read cross references
  • Study how Jesus and the apostles explained earlier Scriptures

Example:
The Old Testament contains promises, symbols, and prophecies that become clearer in the New Testament.

Biblical foundation:

“Rightly dividing the word of truth.” — 2 Timothy 2:15

4. Focus on the Character of God

The Bible is not only a collection of stories — it reveals God’s nature:

  • His love
  • Justice
  • Mercy
  • Holiness
  • Faithfulness
  • Patience

When studying a passage, ask:

  • What does this teach me about God?
  • What does this teach me about people?
  • What response does God desire?

This changes Bible reading from information into transformation.

5. Apply What You Learn

Understanding grows through obedience. Scripture becomes clearer when it is lived out.

Instead of only asking:

“What does this mean?”

Also ask:

  • How should this change me?
  • What action should I take?
  • What attitude needs correcting?
  • What promise should I trust?

Biblical foundation:

“Be doers of the word, and not hearers only…” — James 1:22

A Simple Bible Study Method

A beginner-friendly approach:

Read

Read the passage slowly.

Observe

Notice repeated words, themes, commands, and emotions.

Interpret

Ask what the author intended to communicate.

Apply

Ask how this truth affects your life today.

Pray

Talk to God about what you learned.

A great place to start for beginners:

  • Gospel of John — to understand Jesus
  • Psalms — for prayer and encouragement
  • Proverbs — for wisdom and daily living
  • James — for practical faith

Consistency matters more than speed. Even one chapter read carefully and prayerfully can change how you think and live.

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The Relationship Between Jesus and the Holy Spirit

May 8, 2026

The Bible shows that Jesus and the Holy Spirit work in complete unity. The Holy Spirit is sent by the Father and by Jesus to guide, teach, comfort, and glorify Christ. Their relationship reveals the unity of the Trinity — Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

Here are some powerful biblical references:

Jesus Promises the Holy Spirit

“And I will pray the Father, and he shall give you another Comforter, that he may abide with you for ever.” — John 14:16 (KJV)

Jesus explains that after He leaves, the Holy Spirit will come to help believers.

The Holy Spirit Testifies About Jesus

“But when the Comforter is come, whom I will send unto you from the Father, even the Spirit of truth… he shall testify of me.” — John 15:26 (KJV)

The Holy Spirit points people toward Jesus, not away from Him.

The Holy Spirit Glorifies Jesus

“He shall glorify me: for he shall receive of mine, and shall shew it unto you.” — John 16:14 (KJV)

The work of the Holy Spirit is to reveal Christ more deeply to believers.

Jesus Was Filled and Led by the Holy Spirit

“And Jesus being full of the Holy Ghost returned from Jordan, and was led by the Spirit into the wilderness.” — Luke 4:1 (KJV)

Even during His earthly ministry, Jesus walked in obedience and power through the Holy Spirit.

The Holy Spirit Descended on Jesus

At Jesus’ baptism:

“And the Holy Ghost descended in a bodily shape like a dove upon him…” — Luke 3:22 (KJV)

This moment beautifully shows the relationship between the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit together.

A Simple Biblical Understanding

  • Jesus saves.
  • The Holy Spirit guides, comforts, teaches, and empowers believers to follow Jesus.
  • The Holy Spirit does not replace Jesus; He reveals Jesus.

A strong verse that summarizes this relationship is:

“Now the Lord is that Spirit: and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty.” — 2 Corinthians 3:17 (KJV)


“The Holy Spirit always leads us closer to Jesus.”

Try this devotional to keep on track. “AD”

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Zechariah 7:5 A Call-Out from God

May 7, 2026

Scripture Focus

“Ask all the people of the land and the priests, ‘When you fasted and mourned in the fifth and seventh months for the past seventy years, was it really for me that you fasted?’” — Zechariah 7:5

What’s Actually Happening Here

The people had been fasting regularly for 70 years. On the surface, that sounds like deep commitment.

But God interrupts and asks a piercing question:

“Was it really for Me?”

That tells you everything—they were doing spiritual acts, but their motives were off.

The Core Message: God Rejects Empty Religion

This verse isn’t about fasting being wrong. Fasting is biblical.

The issue is this:

  • They turned a meaningful act into a routine ritual
  • Their focus shifted from God → habit, tradition, or even appearance
  • They were going through motions without true heart alignment

So God challenges them:
Who was this really for?

Why This Matters (Right Now)

You can:

  • Pray daily
  • Post scripture
  • Help others
  • Go to church

…and still not be doing it for God.

That’s uncomfortable, but it’s real.

This verse forces a heart check:

  • Am I doing this to be seen?
  • Am I doing this out of guilt or pressure?
  • Am I doing this to feel “good enough”?
  • Or am I doing this to truly honor God?

God Cares About Authenticity Over Activity

God would rather have:

  • One sincere prayer than 100 empty ones
  • One genuine act of obedience than a lifetime of routine without heart

Because He’s not impressed by performance—He’s looking for connection.

The Hidden Warning

Here’s the part people miss:

You can be consistent… and still be disconnected.

That’s where the danger is.

The people in this verse weren’t rebellious—they were religious but misaligned.

And that’s harder to detect, because it looks right on the outside.

How to Apply This Personally

Don’t just ask:
“Am I doing the right thing?”

Ask:
“Am I doing this for the right reason?”

Try this simple reset:

  • Before you pray → “God, this is for You.”
  • Before you serve → “Let this honor You, not me.”
  • Before you post or speak → “Check my heart first.”

That shift changes everything.

Bottom Line

Zechariah 7:5 is a mirror.

It exposes a truth most people avoid:

God isn’t asking how often you show up—He’s asking why you show up.

Get that right, and your relationship with Him becomes real, not routine.

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BE STRONG AND OBEY

April 29, 2026

Be Strong and Walk in Obedience

1 Kings 2:2–3

Scripture:
“I go the way of all the earth: be thou strong therefore, and show thyself a man; And keep the charge of the Lord thy God, to walk in his ways, to keep his statutes, and his commandments, and his judgments, and his testimonies, as it is written in the law of Moses, that thou mayest prosper in all that thou doest, and whithersoever thou turnest thyself.” — 1 Kings 2:2–3

A Final Word Filled With Wisdom

These verses capture a powerful moment in Scripture. King David, nearing the end of his life, speaks to his son Solomon. These are not casual words—they are legacy words. David knew that crowns, wealth, and power were not enough to sustain a man. What Solomon needed most was strength and obedience to God.

David tells Solomon two things:

  1. Be strong.
  2. Keep the charge of the Lord.

That same message still speaks to us today.

Be Strong in the Right Way

David was not only talking about physical strength. He was speaking of courage, maturity, and steadfastness. Real strength is not loud pride or stubbornness. Real strength is staying faithful when life is hard.

Strength looks like:

  • Trusting God when answers are delayed
  • Standing for truth when others compromise
  • Remaining kind in a cruel world
  • Continuing forward after disappointment
  • Praying when you feel weak

God often calls us to be strong before we feel strong.

Walk in His Ways

David also told Solomon to obey God’s commands and walk in His ways. Walking means daily living. It is one thing to know about God, but another thing to live according to His truth.

Walking with God means:

  • Choosing honesty over deception
  • Loving others with sincerity
  • Turning from sin
  • Seeking wisdom in decisions
  • Letting God guide your steps

Obedience is not punishment—it is protection and direction.

Prosperity God’s Way

David said obedience would lead to prosperity. This does not always mean riches or an easy life. Biblical prosperity means thriving under God’s favor, having peace, wisdom, purpose, and success in what God has assigned to you.

A person can have money and still be empty. But one who walks with God carries a wealth the world cannot give.

What This Means for Us Today

Every believer faces moments where strength is required. Every day presents choices between our way and God’s way. This passage reminds us that success begins with character and obedience.

If you want to move forward in life:

  • Be strong in faith
  • Be consistent in obedience
  • Be mature in your decisions
  • Be committed to God’s path

Reflection Question

Where is God calling you to be stronger and more obedient right now?

Prayer

Lord, give me strength where I feel weak. Help me walk in Your ways and honor You in my choices. Teach me obedience that leads to peace, wisdom, and purpose. Let my life prosper according to Your will. Amen.

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When God Shapes the Desires of Your Heart

April 13, 2026

Heart Desires

We often hear the phrase, “follow your heart.” But as believers, we are called to something deeper, not just following our hearts, but allowing God to transform them.

One of the most quoted scriptures about heart desires is:

“Delight yourself in the Lord, and He will give you the desires of your heart.” — Psalm 37:4

At first glance, this verse can sound like a promise that God will grant us anything we want. But when we slow down and truly study it, we see something much more powerful.

Delight Comes Before Desire

The verse does not begin with “He will give you…”
It begins with “Delight yourself in the Lord…”

This is the foundation.

To delight in God means:

  • Spending time in His presence
  • Loving what He loves
  • Trusting His ways over your own
  • Finding joy in who He is, not just what He gives

When your heart is anchored in God, something begins to shift.

God Doesn’t Just Grant Desires—He Transforms Them

Before God gives you the desires of your heart, He often reshapes your heart.

Your wants begin to change.
Your priorities begin to align with His will.
What once seemed important may no longer matter the same way.

This is not loss, it’s alignment.

Because the truth is:
A heart led by God desires things that bring life, peace, and purpose.

The Danger of Unchecked Desires

The Bible also gives us wisdom about following our own hearts without God:

“The heart is deceitful above all things…” — Jeremiah 17:9

Without God, our desires can be driven by:

  • Emotion instead of truth
  • Impulse instead of wisdom
  • Temporary satisfaction instead of eternal purpose

That’s why surrender is so important.

Surrendering Your Desires to God

Surrender does not mean giving up your dreams.
It means trusting God with them.

You can pray:

  • “Lord, purify my desires.”
  • “Help me want what You want for me.”
  • “Align my heart with Your will.”

When you do this, you are no longer chasing fulfillment; you are walking in it.

What It Looks Like When God Gives You Your Desires

When your heart is aligned with God:

  • You experience peace, not pressure
  • You walk in purpose, not confusion
  • You feel content, not constantly striving

And sometimes, God will place desires in your heart that you didn’t even know to ask for.

Those are often the most meaningful ones.

Final Encouragement

If you’re in a season where your desires feel unclear, unfulfilled, or even painful, don’t rush the process.

God is not withholding from you.
He is working within you.

He is shaping your heart so that when the desires come to life, they will:

  • Sustain you
  • Grow you
  • Glorify Him

So instead of chasing what you want…

Draw closer to God.
Delight in Him.
And trust that the right desires will follow.

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At the foot of the cross, everyone stands on equal ground.

April 5, 2026

The Bible speaks about equality in a powerful, but often misunderstood way. It doesn’t always push for sameness in roles, but it strongly affirms equal value, dignity, and worth for every person before God.

1. All People Are Created Equal in God’s Image

Genesis 1:27

“So God created mankind in his own image…”

This is the foundation. Every human—regardless of race, gender, status, or background—carries God’s image. That means:

  • No one is “less than”
  • No one is disposable
  • Everyone has inherent worth

If someone devalues people, they’re contradicting God’s design.

2. Equality in Christ (Spiritual Standing)

Galatians 3:28

“There is neither Jew nor Gentile, neither slave nor free, nor is there male and female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus.”

This is one of the strongest equality statements in the Bible.

What it means:

  • Your identity in Christ overrides social labels
  • Access to God is the same for everyone
  • Salvation is not based on status, race, or gender

At the foot of the cross, everyone stands on equal ground.

3. God Shows No Favoritism

Acts 10:34

“God does not show favoritism.”

Also:
Romans 2:11

“For God does not show favoritism.”

God does not:

  • Prefer rich over poor
  • Elevate one race over another
  • Love one person more than another

This challenges human systems that rank people.

4. Equal Value, Different Roles

The Bible teaches equality in worth—but not always identical roles.

For example:

  • Men and women are equal in value (Genesis 1:27)
  • But may have different functions in family or church contexts (discussed in passages like Ephesians 5)

This is where people get confused.

Equality in God’s eyes ≠ is identical assignments
It means equal importance, not identical responsibility

5. Love Your Neighbor as Yourself

James 2:1–4 (warning against favoritism)
Matthew 22:39

“Love your neighbor as yourself.”

The Bible calls out discrimination directly:

  • Favoring the rich over the poor? Wrong.
  • Judging based on appearance? Wrong.

Real equality shows up in how you treat people.

6. Justice and Fairness Matter to God

Micah 6:8

“Act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with your God.”

God cares deeply about:

  • Justice
  • Fair treatment
  • Protecting the vulnerable

Equality isn’t just a belief—it’s something you practice.

Bottom Line (This is what you teach clearly)

The Bible teaches:

  • ✅ Equal creation (God’s image)
  • ✅ Equal access to salvation
  • ✅ Equal value and dignity
  • ❗ But not always identical roles or functions

Real Talk (for application)

If your content, business, or ministry is built on faith (which yours is), this matters:

Treat people with dignity in your messaging

  • Represent people well (especially in your art, books, and products)
  • Speak life, not division
  • Build things that reflect God’s heart—not just culture

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“Forever My Husband, Now in the Presence of the Lord”

March 29, 2026

My Husband, Edward

Today, I honor the life of my beloved husband, Edward, a man who was deeply loved and will never be forgotten.

He was more than just my husband. He was my companion, my strength, my covering, and my friend. Through every season of life, we walked together, and his love left a mark on my heart that time can never erase.

Though my heart grieves, I find peace in knowing that he is now at home with the Lord. As it is written in 2 Corinthians 5:8, “to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord.” He is no longer in pain, no longer burdened, he is at rest in God’s presence.

I hold on to the promise in 1 Thessalonians 4:13–14, that we do not grieve without hope. This goodbye is not forever. One day, we will meet again.

Thank you for loving me, for standing by me, and for being the man God called you to be. Your life mattered. Your love mattered. And your memory will live on in me.

Until we meet again, my love…
Rest in the arms of the Lord.

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