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Hi, my name is Chenai! Welcome to my blog! I write to encourage, inspire and empower you in growing in your spiritual life through reflections and prose. I've even written a book -- make sure to check out Hindsight, currently available on Kindle! Don't be shy to reach out! I would love to hear from you! ❤

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Anchored

God is good when things are flowing flawlessly, and you feel as though you are the most blessed and most favoured. God is good when the fissures become cracks, and everything is falling apart, and you have nothing or no one to anchor you.  God is good when the enemy arises like a flood, and you feel like you’re drowni…

Through the Looking Glass

I know that things don’t happen “all at once.” There’s a beginning: the spark is ignited, and ideas are spoken, words are said, before a skeleton is built. I see nations in upheaval, some more than others, and I look back to times past, with my abysmal knowledge of history, of the leaders back then. I remember …

Spirit Led

I recently read a post on a familiar subject regarding posting personal testimonies online. Generally speaking, there’s a sentiment among some Christians (not all) that you shouldn’t post such a blessing because of witchcraft from one’s background, and evil eyes of people who want to scatter that blessing. Once upon a…

Stay Ready

I saw a short clip yesterday of a preacher saying when a woman’s pregnant, before she has even seen the baby, she starts purchasing all the things she’ll need for the baby’s arrival. She begins to prepare, knowing that the baby is on the way. Matthew 21:22 says that if you believe, you will receive whatever you ask …

Thankfulness

I want to complain because there is much to complain about. It won’t solve anything, but pointing out the obvious is oddly satisfying. There’s an odd sense of acknowledgement, and bonding with others-- even complete strangers at the grocery store--over shared frustration feels healing. But I’ve felt the prompting to e…