My Faith Thoughts: A Coin for Our Spirit

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✨ My Faith Thoughts: A Coin for Your Spirit ✨

Sometimes one single thought—like a coin dropped in a jar—can echo truth across your whole day. The same is true when you make the same deposit, they can become values and belief systems that can be absorb by others. It’s great when these deposits can help others benefit in some way.  Here are some of the reflections that have helped me find clarity, joy, and strength through my walk with God:

💪 Strength, Salvation & Wisdom

  • 🪙 The joy of the Lord is my strength.
  • 🪙 Every time I felt regret in my life, it was tied to sin. Regret left a stain that only grace could wash clean.
  • 🪙 Don’t let the enemy drive—he’ll take you the wrong direction.
  • 🪙 It’s not my job to force salvation or respect for God into people. It is my job to share my hope, my experience, and the Word. Just say, “Consider…” and let the seed be sweet—like honey 🍯.
  • 🪙 When I give advice, I want it to come from God-given wisdom—so I can rest in peace afterwards, and so can the person I gave it to. Advice shouldn’t stir more chaos—it should invite calm. And if, by chance it stirs something, it will protect them from possible condemnation (hell).

🙏 Forgiveness Is Freedom

  • 🪙 When I got angry, choosing to forgive instead of harm was my “70 times 7.” Forgiveness didn’t mean repeatedly engaging toxic behavior—it meant choosing peace over torment. Hallelujah!
  • 🪙 Forgiveness is for me. It frees me, heals me, and breaks torment. Forgiveness makes me carefree about the things that once broke me. It leads to joy → joy leads to excitement → excitement brings enjoyment → enjoyment gives thanks → and thanksgiving leaves no room for worry. And where there is no worry, there is God.  Faith over fear!🙌

🏠 God,  My Always Welcomed House Guest

  • 🪙 I want to live in my home like God is visiting. 🕊 Would I say that? Do that? Watch that? Would I make Him feel welcome? I want my space to be somewhere He can drop by anytime—and be at ease. Protect the presence of God in your home. I don't want Him to leave and take His protection with Him!

⏳ Time, Mercy & Second Chances

  • 🪙 Yesterday is gone. God gave us today for a reason. He has moved on. So should you. Make better choices—He gave you another chance to do so! 🌅
  • 🪙 We serve a God who sees in secret and rewards in the open! 💫
  • 🪙 When people know better, they do better. The things that made you cry the most often bless you the most. People deserve second chances.

📖 Faith + Love = Results

  • ✝️ Mark 11:24–25: To release your faith, you must hold no bitterness against anyone. Come before God in right standing. Faith and love work together.
  • ✝️ If my thoughts don’t align with the Word, it’s a trap from the enemy. It’s a lie trying to build a stronghold. As the mind goes, the person follows. That’s why we must know the Word! Read it for yourself and pray for understanding. 

🧠 Take Every Thought Captive

  • 🪙 Until your thinking matches what the Word says, interrupt bad thoughts by speaking truth aloud.
    ➡️ Negative thought? Say a Godly one OUT LOUD.
    Your thoughts go ahead of you—if you think poorly, you’ll live poorly. If you think joyful, you’ll live joyful.
    There is power in what you think and what you say! 💥

📞 Go to the Throne, Not the Phone

  • ✝️ Psalm 2:8: You have not because you ask not.
    Without faith, it’s impossible to please God! So pray boldly! Don’t limit your prayers with “just” (“God, just help me…”).
    “Just” by definition means barely enough. Ask with courage. Believe big. Knock, knock, and knock again! 🚪
    Show God that you know only HE can do it!

📅 A Moment In Time – God’s Will is More Than a Plan

The Will of God isn’t just a vague plan—it’s control. And because God has full control, we must go to where there is full access. We can come boldly to His throne and ask for help with confidence in Jesus' Name!

It’s easy to shrug and say, “Well, it must be God’s will,” and stop asking. But God’s will doesn’t mean we stop seeking—it means He’s able to move when we ask according to HIS WILL. Ask with respect. Ask with hope. Expect good because He is good and everything belongs to Him. And in all things be satisfied and remember He is good, so the result is good!🙏

🌱 Wisdom in Harvest

  • 🪙 Whether you’re willing or unwilling to learn from what you’ve uncovered (a.k.a., reap), it’s your choice. ➤ You’ll be seen as wise or foolish. ➤ But either way, you’ll live out the result. ➤ You’ll suffer or be satisfied by the work of your hands. Be intentional.

💰 Be at Peace with Your Investment

Be at peace with what you’ve sown, and be ready to collect what you planned for it to produce. 🧺💛

🔎Time to Connect: 

Make a Deposit ~ Pay it Forward!

😊👋Hello there! As a wife and mom who strives to be observant and receptive to family, friends, and associates, I’ve learned so much—and yet, I’m still progressing and processing through life. I started my collection of notes back in 2018 and always considered sharing them in a more public way. What I’ve come to realize—or rather, embrace—is that we all go through seasons of success and setbacks. We all experience the joys and the pains that come with them. But one thing is certain: no matter the circumstances, we each have to find a way to embrace the outcome—wholly and solely. No one can truly express our feelings better than we can, even if we choose to keep them hidden. Our thoughts are deeply personal, and no one else can fully understand them the way we do. Ever been happy—or unhappy—and someone asks, “Are you okay?” You say “yes”… but your face tells a different story? Bingo! 🎯 Let’s talk about it—or at least think it through together. 💭

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