Introspection

⏳🪞 Hello, good morning.

June 6, 2021, Today's devotional.

When you look in the mirror do you like what you see?

There was a time in my life where I barely crossed eyes with myself in the mirror. I mean I literally could wash my face and not look into my eyes. I could see my face but not see ME!

⏳Waiting = Introspection

I had to learn to get comfortable with myself. To be accountable for the decisions I have made. To be responsible for my life and those around me. I had to learn that until I started respecting and owning my life, I would continue to be unhappy. If my thoughts were negative, then that is how I would view everything. It did not matter if someone gave me roses, I would focus on the thorns on the stem.

Sit still and do the hard work.

Allow Jehovah-God to build you into the person He created you to be. Let him, help you heal! Own your toxicity. Choose to let suffering go. Stop meeting the negative energy of others. Let them come up to your empathy, joy, kindness, love & positivity. However, you must be healed to exude those attributes.

Let the real you show up!

Now do the work.

🎭Major character alert: Kings & Queens realize they have to lead with a healthy heart.

💓I love you; Abba loves you; we love you!

🙏🏽James 1:22-24,26-27 ERV

Do what God's teaching says; don't just listen and do nothing. When you only sit and listen, you are fooling yourselves. [23] Hearing God's teaching and doing nothing is like looking at your face in the mirror [24] and doing nothing about what you saw. You go away and immediately forget how bad you looked. [26] You might think you are a very religious person. But if your tongue is out of control, you are fooling yourself. Your careless talk makes your offerings to God worthless. [27] The worship that God wants is this: caring for orphans or widows who need help and keeping yourself free from the world's evil influence. This is the kind of worship that God accepts as pure and good.

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Written by Fawn N. Rhodes