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With World of Succulents – I'm on a streak! I've been a top fan for 4 months in a row. 🎉
25/02/2026

With World of Succulents – I'm on a streak! I've been a top fan for 4 months in a row. 🎉

24/02/2026

Today I heard someone say, “I’m just hanging on by a thread… but at least it’s the hem of Jesus’ garment.” And I understood the heart behind it. There was humility in it. There was honesty in it. There was even a kind of tenderness in it. But the more I sat with it, the more I felt the Holy Spirit gently whisper, “That is not where My children live after the cross.”

Before the cross, people reached for the hem. In the Gospels, the woman with the issue of blood pressed through the crowd just to touch the edge of His garment. And Jesus met her there with compassion and power. But family, we are not living before the cross anymore. Something finished. Something shifted. Something was fully accomplished.

Through the finished work of Jesus Christ, you are not barely hanging on to the edge of His clothing. You have been brought near. You have been seated with Him. You have been welcomed into union. Scripture says that no one can sn**ch you out of the Father’s hand. Not barely touching. Not loosely connected. Held. Secure. Kept.

Sometimes we say things that sound humble but quietly train our hearts to live beneath what Jesus paid for. It sounds spiritual to say, “I’m barely holding on.” It sounds poetic to say, “I’m just clinging to the hem.” But the gospel tells a stronger story. You are not the one doing the gripping. God is the One doing the holding.

This perspective matters more than we think. Because how you see your position with God will shape how you walk through life. If you believe you are barely hanging on, you will live anxious. You will live fragile. You will live as if one bad week could shake you loose. But if you begin to see what the cross truly secured, peace starts to settle into your bones.

You are not one slip away from falling out of His care. You are not one failure away from being dropped. You are not suspended by a thin thread of your own faithfulness. You are held in the palm of His hand. Fully known. Fully seen. Fully kept.

And here is the beautiful part. This truth does not make you careless. It makes you confident. It does not produce pride. It produces rest. When a believer knows they are secure, they stop striving for position and start living from it. They stop performing for love and start responding to love.

If today you feel tired, stretched thin, or emotionally worn down, let this bring you deep comfort. You are not barely hanging on to Jesus. Jesus is faithfully holding on to you. His grip is not weak. His attention is not distracted. His commitment to you did not end at the cross. It was sealed there.

So lift your head a little. Breathe a little deeper. And let this truth settle gently into your heart.

You are not hanging by a thread.
You are held.

24/02/2026

When you read John 17:15–19, you are stepping into one of the most intimate moments in all of Scripture. Jesus is praying. Not preaching. Not correcting. Praying. And He is praying for His disciples. He says to the Father, “I do not ask that you take them out of the world, but that you keep them from the evil one… Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth… As you sent me into the world, so I have sent them into the world.”

Let that sink in.

Jesus did not pray for escape. He prayed for protection. He did not ask for removal from pressure. He asked for preservation in the middle of it. That alone speaks hope into every believer who feels overwhelmed by the culture, the noise, the chaos, or the darkness around them.

Many of our fears sound like this: “God, get me out of here.” “I can’t handle this world.” “It’s too much.” But Jesus’ prayer reveals something deeper. You are not abandoned in this world. You are sent into it. And if you are sent, you are sustained. If you are placed, you are protected.

Our fears tell us we are vulnerable and exposed. Grace tells us we are covered and kept. Our fears say the darkness is stronger. Grace says the Light has already overcome. Our fears whisper that we are one mistake away from losing God’s nearness. Jesus’ prayer shows the opposite. Before you ever faced today’s struggle, He had already spoken to the Father about you.

“I do not ask that you take them out of the world.” That means your presence here is intentional. You are not here by accident. You are not surviving randomly. You are positioned. And then He says, “Sanctify them in the truth.” Sanctification is not harsh refinement. It is being set apart by truth. And what is the truth? That you belong to Him. That you are loved. That you are secure in the finished work.

Your fear may say, “I’m not strong enough for this environment.” Grace says, “You were never meant to rely on your own strength.” Your fear may say, “The world will swallow my faith.” Grace says, “You are kept by the Father.” Jesus did not pray a weak prayer. He prayed with authority, with confidence, with assurance that the Father hears Him.

And here is the comfort. If Jesus prayed this before the cross, how much more secure are you now after the cross? His finished work sealed what His prayer declared. You are not barely hanging on. You are being held. You are not trying to sanctify yourself through effort. You are being shaped by truth.

So when fear rises, remember this scene. Jesus speaking your protection into heaven. Jesus declaring your purpose. Jesus entrusting you to the Father. The world around you may feel unstable, but you are not unguarded. You are not unkept. You are not unseen.

He did not pray for your escape. He prayed for your endurance. And the same grace that saved you is the grace that keeps you.

25/10/2025

With Lo & Behold Stitchery – I just got recognised as one of their top fans! 🎉

With World of Succulents – I just got recognised as one of their top fans! 🎉
16/10/2025

With World of Succulents – I just got recognised as one of their top fans! 🎉

13/10/2025

Dracaena angolensis 'Boncel', formerly known as Sansevieria cylindrica 'Boncel', is a small succulent with short, fleshy, cylindrical ...

Rainy season, hindi tayo makapagtrabaho sa garden, kaya try nga natin magtahi ng mga bagay na pwede gamitin katulad ng b...
22/09/2025

Rainy season, hindi tayo makapagtrabaho sa garden, kaya try nga natin magtahi ng mga bagay na pwede gamitin katulad ng basahan, pot holder at kung ano ano pa. Naggugupit pa lang ako ng mga old clothes.
Update ko kayo kung may nagawa na ako.
Try ko din ang quilting, mukhang mahirap sya.
Pero try pa rin kung kaya.

07/06/2025

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