My partner and I went for a drive, planned and not rushed, just one of our usual little escapes. But this time felt different. It was a Monday, and that alone made it special. The roads were calm, the park was peaceful, and there were barely any people around. It felt like the kind of day that gives you space to breathe.
Before I share my full nature post, I wanted to talk about my outfit, because I really loved how everything came together.
The place we visited was Muirshiel Country Park, located within the Clyde Muirshiel Regional Park. I’ll be talking more about the park itself soon, its history, its atmosphere, and why it left such an impression on me. But first, a little drum roll for the outfit.
I stepped slightly outside my usual dressing pattern, and I loved it. I wore a skirt paired with a jumper, which isn’t my everyday combination, but it worked beautifully. The brown knit jumper is from Marks and Spencer, and the skirt is by Femme Luxe. I hadn’t worn that skirt in a long time, maybe just once to work years ago, but it felt good to bring it back.
The jumper, on the other hand, is a familiar favourite. I wear it often because it fits effortlessly into my everyday style. It’s comfortable, easy to pair with jeans, and feels like me. If you’ve been reading my blog for a while, you might remember the blue version of this same jumper that I wore when I visited Hogganfield Loch, the day I took those soft, angelic photos by the water with the birds.
It’s no secret that I love to look good, but comfort always comes first for me. Always. If something looks good but doesn’t feel right, it simply won’t last in my wardrobe. This outfit worked because it was comfortable, warm, and still felt thoughtfully put together.
Now, let’s talk about the footwear, because this is where things get exciting for me. This is actually the first time I’ve owned this style of footwear, and I’m genuinely glad I gave it a chance. I wore the MIRA Platform Pull-On Fur Lined Slipper Boots in Chestnut, and they instantly won me over.
What I loved most is that these boots aren’t just about the look. They’re practical, warm, and clearly designed with real weather in mind. The built-in platform gives you extra height, which might seem like a small thing, but it makes such a difference when the ground is wet, cold, or uneven. It keeps your feet lifted away from puddles and damp surfaces while still feeling stable and secure.
The faux sheepskin lining is incredibly cozy. My feet stayed warm the entire time, without feeling stuffy or overheated. Inside, there’s soft memory foam cushioning that makes walking feel easy and comfortable, even over longer stretches. The anti-slip sole also gave me confidence, especially on slightly muddy or slippery paths.
I also really appreciate the design. The Aztec-inspired pattern gives the boots character without being loud. They feel stylish but still practical, which is exactly what I look for.
I’ve tried this type of shoe once before, back during my university days. A friend of mine had a similar style, though not this brand. Hers were longer, and while they looked nice, they didn’t handle wet weather well at all. As soon as the snow started melting, her shoes would get soaked. That memory stuck with me, and it’s one of the reasons I was hesitant about this style for so long.
What I love about this particular pair is that the design clearly takes real conditions into account. They’re made for cold, damp weather, not just for standing indoors or quick trips. That consideration makes all the difference.
They’re also available in a wide range of sizes, which I always appreciate, and if you like wearing thicker socks in winter, sizing up is a thoughtful option. I can easily see these being a great gift as well, warm, comfortable, and genuinely useful.
I’m also buzzing to share my full nature post soon. This park has such a lovely history, and spending time there felt grounding in the best way. There were moments, little details, and even a few unexpected things that happened that I can’t wait to share with you properly.
For now, this outfit and these boots were the perfect companions for a quiet Monday that turned into a really good memory. Sometimes it’s the simple days, dressed comfortably and thoughtfully, that stay with you the longest.
I woke up this morning, swept the house, washed plates, and finally sat down with a cup of coffee and plantain. Before all of that though, I stood quietly by the window and let the morning sun touch my face for a bit, and it felt so good in that old-fashioned, grounding way. Now I am back in bed, warm and cozy, typing this out under the covers, and honestly that feels like a small luxury.
The photos you are seeing are not from this year. They were taken last year at Dean Castle Country Park on the 9th of November 2025, on our way to meet a friend and spend some time with her little one. If you have ever been there, you can picture it easily. Wide open paths, bare trees, soft cold air, and that calm feeling that comes just before winter truly settles in. It was one of those days where you want to be warm, comfortable, but still look put together without trying too hard.
Let us talk about winter style, because for me it always starts with warmth. I never compromise on being warm, no matter how nice an outfit looks. Jeans and black boots are my winter foundation, and they are pieces I rely on every single year. A good pair of jeans paired with solid black boots can carry you through the entire season if you style them right. Under this outfit, I wore a simple black long-sleeve top, and that single layer makes all the difference. It locks in warmth and allows me to enjoy being outside without constantly thinking about the cold.
This 3-button front pink jumper is from Primark, and yes, it’s already starting to pill and shed. Over here we call it a jumper, and I already knew this would happen because it is Primark. I genuinely do not care. I love the color, and sometimes that is enough. It looks nice, it feels soft, and it brings brightness into winter, which matters more than people admit. I might not be able to wear it after this winter, and that is fine. Clothes do not always have to last forever to be worth enjoying. I have paired this jumper with different jeans already, and each time it gives a slightly different mood while still keeping me warm.
Winter dressing does not mean dull colors only. Bright colors are important during the colder months, and pink especially has a way of lifting the mood when the days feel grey. Pink softens winter outfits and brings warmth without being loud. I find it makes everything feel more gentle and cheerful, even when the weather is not.
Now to the jeans, because denim always deserves its own moment. I styled these jeans first in this post on my blog, and if you remember that denim-on-denim look, you already know how versatile they are. The jeans are from Know Fashion Style, part of the Blue Loose Casual Pocket Button Up Round Neck Sleeveless Waisted Vest and Wide Leg Pants Denim Two Pieces Set. It is also available in black, which is good to know if you prefer darker tones. The material is cotton denim, the fit is regular with a high waist, wide-leg profile, and clean solid color finish. The details like the pockets and buttons give it structure while still keeping it casual. I am wearing a size that allows movement, warmth, and comfort, which is important in winter. Wide-leg jeans are especially great during colder months because they layer well and never feel restrictive.
The boots are one of my favorite parts of this outfit. My partner got them for me just before the peak of the cold months, and I have received so many compliments since. People really like them, especially the way I style them. They are Replay black lace-up boots with a slight wedge, and they are very warm. Sometimes they are so warm that I actually have to take them off. They feel solid, supportive, and well-made, and that is why investing in good winter shoes is always a smart decision. Winter is not the time to struggle with thin soles or uncomfortable footwear. A good boot will carry you through cold days, long walks, and busy weeks without stress.
Speaking of busy weeks, do you know I actually dress way cooler during the week. I just do not have the time to take photos because of work. Adult life really humbles you. I wish I could take photos of myself every day, but reality says otherwise, and that is fine. Style still exists even when the camera is not around.
Makeup-wise, I have learned to keep things simple. Powder is okay for me, and adding blush gives a softer, more subtle look that works well with winter outfits. It keeps the face fresh without looking heavy, and it matches the relaxed, practical approach I take with my clothes.
How is everyone doing lately. What colors of jumpers or sweaters are you loving this winter. Do you lean towards bright shades like pink, or do you prefer neutrals when the weather gets cold. Let me know, because I always enjoy hearing how everyone else styles their winter days.
The 2015 Throwback
While I prep my new Friday wellness/fitness posts, I just had to jump on this 2015 trend blowing up on Instagram. Can we talk about the fact that 2015 was a decade ago? It honestly feels like yesterday.
I went back to look at my archives, and I have to give a huge shoutout to my photographer from back then. The quality is so crisp that when I posted these on my stories, some people didn't even believe they were old!
Looking back, I can really see how much my fashion sense translates to boundless representation. I’d love to hear what you think—how was my style back then? Which look do you think aged the best?
I’m doing great and I'm so happy to be back in this space with you all. Let’s catch up in the comments!
Happy New Year, everyone! Welcome to 2026. This is officially my first travel post of the year, and I’m so excited to kick things off with a gem I found right here in Glasgow.
If you missed my New Year’s post, I hope your year is starting off with peace and clarity. For me, it started with a trip to Hogganfield Loch (also known as Hogganfield Park). It wasn't a hard decision to head there; it popped up while I was browsing maps for nature spots, and the photos and Google reviews looked so promising. After church, I grabbed my gear and headed out—and let me tell you, it was the best decision.
When I arrived, the first thing I noticed was how popular this place is! The car park was jam-packed. I had to circle around for a bit waiting for someone to leave, so keep that in mind if you're visiting on a weekend. There’s a cute little kiosk selling coffee and snacks, and honestly, business was booming today. Even though the sun was out, don't let those photos fool you—it was freezing.
Once I stepped onto the path, the cold really hit me. It was one of those crisp winter days where the sun shines but the air bites. The loch was nearly frozen over, though not thick enough to walk on. Before I took in the full view, I was drawn to the birds.
The variety of birds here is remarkable. The loch’s shallow waters and surrounding habitats attract a huge range of bird life throughout the year. In winter especially, you’ll see Whooper Swans, sometimes arriving all the way from Iceland, and Common Goldeneye Ducks bobbing on the water. There are also Great Crested Grebes, Goosanders, Tufted Ducks, Gadwall, Wigeon, Teal, and more mixing with the usual mallards and swans. In the grassland and marshy edges, warblers and buntings make themselves heard in the warmer months, and woodlands host tits, blackcaps, and willow warblers when spring and summer arrive. Over 150 bird species have been recorded here, including occasional rarities, so birdwatchers will find plenty to enjoy. I saw two people with professional cameras taking photos.
The George Women’s Orange Plain Pullover Jumper is simple in the best possible way. It is a lightweight knit with a classic V-neck and long sleeves, finished with ribbed cuffs and a hem that give it shape without feeling restrictive. The fit is regular and easy, the kind that skims the body rather than clings, which makes it flattering and comfortable for everyday wear.
What I love most is the colour. Orange can feel bold, but this shade is warm and inviting rather than loud. Every time I wear it, I notice how well it sits against my skin and how it lifts even the simplest outfit. I have worn this jumper several times now, and that feeling has not worn off. If anything, it has become more familiar and more loved with each wear.
The fabric is a soft viscose blend, smooth and lightweight, which makes it ideal for layering without feeling bulky. It keeps me comfortable throughout the day, whether I am out running errands, sitting at my desk, or heading out for a casual lunch. There is something reassuring about a jumper that feels just as good in the morning as it does by late afternoon.
In winter, my go-to outfit rarely changes. A good jumper and a pair of jeans have always been my answer to cold mornings and busy days. This orange jumper fits perfectly into that routine. Thrown on with blue or black jeans, it feels effortless and put-together without trying too hard. It is proof that you do not need complicated outfits to look stylish, just reliable pieces that you trust.
Styling an orange jumper does not need to be complicated. I like to keep things simple and let the colour do the talking. Worn with classic denim and ankle boots, it feels timeless. Paired with a black midi skirt, it becomes slightly more polished while still staying comfortable. On colder days, I layer it under a neutral coat or blazer, letting the orange peek through for warmth and contrast. Even something as simple as adding gold jewellery or a tan handbag can elevate the look without taking away from its ease.
This jumper is one of those wardrobe staples that quietly does its job. It blends comfort and style in a way that feels honest and practical, while still allowing me to feel confident in what I am wearing. Sometimes, fashion is not about chasing trends but about finding pieces that suit you, last well, and make getting dressed a pleasure. For me, this orange jumper does exactly that.
The design is just dramatic and so unique. It starts with a super sleek, high-neck black sleeveless bodice that is perfectly fitted. Then, from the waist down, the skirt flares out in this gorgeous, voluminous way. The real showstopper is the hem: it’s completely covered in these bold, textured red ruffle rosettes that are so vibrant against the black. It gives the whole look this amazing, playful-yet-sophisticated silhouette.
A Quick Styling Secret
Okay, so real talk for a second: I ran into one little issue. I'm wearing a size small, and while the fit everywhere else was great, the seam where all those gathers and ruffles meet at the waist was surprisingly itchy against my skin. I honestly don't know what they did with the stitching there.
To fix it, I just slipped on a singlet underneath, and problem solved. Sometimes you have to improvise to make fashion work, right? But seriously, if you order it, just keep a little cami or singlet handy.
I was so lucky to catch that incredible golden hour light for the photos on our way back from Elgin. The warm glow on the paved path and the lush greenery in the background made the red and black pop even more.
I paired the dress with my sparkly high heels (a beautiful birthday gift) and kept my accessories simple with classic pearl studs. Of course, I had to match the energy of those red ruffles with a bold red lipstick—it just ties the whole look together.
I felt so confident and joyful in this outfit. It truly combines elegance with dramatic style. What do you all think of the color combo? Let me know your favorite part of the look.
But before all that, I was absolutely rocking this dress. The wind was just perfect for making my photos look extra flattering. The model on the website looks great, but I think the photos were edited a bit more, making the dress slightly different; you might not even notice it. I’ll let you be the judge.
However, as we walked away, she called me back and explained that she had an appointment she couldn’t miss. She said, “I can't make it this Sunday, but I promise I’ll come next Sunday.” And you know what? She kept her word. The following Sunday, she called me and said she was ready to come to church. We picked her up and went to church together. Thereafter, she wasn’t able to come last Sunday, but this Sunday, she came again. We picked her up and dropped her off.
I’m so happy—truly happy. I don’t even know how joyful heaven must be, but I believe it’s rejoicing. I was a bit worried when she didn’t come last Sunday. Later, when I checked in with her, she said she had just been busy, but all was well. I was pleased she was fine.
Now, she’s become a part of the church. She even moved to a new address that's closer to the church. She's happy and feels a sense of community and love. I'm so thankful for her life. Honestly, I’m sharing this testimony because I see evangelism as a spiritual battle. It’s not something we do in our own strength—we must go out led by the Holy Spirit.
That day we met her, she was calm and open. She even said, “I love how respectful and kind you were when you approached me. You spoke to me in such a lovely way.” That openness made all the difference.
So, ladies and gentlemen, we have a new member in our church, and I’m truly glad to have been part of the beginning of her journey. It feels like planting a seed and watching it bloom—it brings so much joy.
If you’re going out for evangelism, I encourage you: ask the Holy Spirit to lead you. Give people the pamphlets you have, invite them to your church, and trust that the Holy Spirit will do the convincing. You are just a vessel to plant the seed—God will bring the increase. And when it falls on good soil, it will grow, and they will come to God.
By the way, if you’ve been wondering about my dress—I'm wearing a dress by Stylewe; where I come from, this style is called a bubu dress. This particular design is known as the Elegant Floral Loose Maxi Dress. I love the style and the fit. While the color looks slightly different from how it appeared on the website, the size and overall look match what was advertised, and I’m very pleased with it.
As we begin this new week, I want to pray for you:
May God bless the work of your hands. May every good request you bring before Him be answered. May you experience breakthroughs in all you do. May God lift you high, protect your family, and cause nothing to be lost from you.
In Jesus' name, Amen.
For my birthday outfit, I wore a beautiful yellow dress, but you know what? I changed into a black outfit before we entered the boat to Loch Leven Castle. If there’s one thing I really look good in, it’s yellow—I mean, you all told me, and I appreciate your words.
As part of my birthday wish list was to spend most of my time in nature, we also went to two more castles the next day. One I have shared with you is Newark Castle, and the other one I have not shared on the blog yet, but the name is Bothwell Castle. And guess what? My partner already made reservations—we are finally visiting the most visited castle and the most talked-about city in Scotland: Edinburgh Castle.
I have been to Edinburgh several times, but you know what? I’ve taken photos in front of the castle, but I have never entered it. I mean, look at me—I was like, “£22 just to enter a castle?” But I give it to them—even the view in front of the castle is amazing. But now that we are members of histroc scotland walla we get to enter for free isnt that lovely? yes it is.
My partner and I have decided to read about locations before we visit them, so no more learning about everything on sight and then reading more about it later to share. He said he wants to know the must-sees and understand everything while touring the locations we travel to.
We have to travel to Edinburgh after attending church, and the drive should be about one hour. After church, get a bite, and then start heading out this Sunday. I can’t wait to share the photos with you all.
The Denim Factor: Versatility is Key
What makes these cargo pants particularly versatile is the denim fabric. Denim is a timeless staple, I think I have said this like a million times on the blog, hahaha. It can be dressed up or down, making these jeans a fantastic addition to any wardrobe. The wash is classic, providing a great foundation for various styling options.
My Styling Approach: High-Low Chic
For this look, I wanted to play with the high-low trend, pairing the casual utility of the cargo pants with more elevated pieces. Here's the breakdown:
- The Jeans: The star of the show. The KnowFashionStyle denim cargo jeans with their mid-waist, flare leg, and pocket button details. The fit is comfortable yet stylish, allowing for ease of movement while still looking put-together.
- The Sweater: I opted for a cozy, slightly oversized knit sweater. This adds a touch of softness and warmth, balancing the more structured feel of the denim. You could go for a chunky knit for a more relaxed vibe or a fitted sweater for a sleeker look. Trending sweater styles right now include textured knits, pastel shades, and interesting necklines. I was not in the mood to do much; most times when I feel this way, I just go for loose clothing.
- The Heels: This is where the "high" comes in. Pairing these cargo pants with high heels instantly elevates the look, making it more chic and unexpected. Pointed-toe pumps, strappy heels, or even heeled boots would work beautifully. This juxtaposition of casual bottoms with dressy footwear is a key trend we're seeing everywhere – it's all about that effortless cool-girl aesthetic. This heel is not particularly comfortable, but since I don't wear heels for extended periods, I'm fine with it.
Why This Outfit Works (and Why It's Trending):
- Embracing the Utility Trend: Cargo pants are undeniably back in a big way. Designers are showcasing them in various fabrics and silhouettes, and street style stars are rocking them with everything from sneakers to stilettos.
- The Power of Denim: Denim remains a fashion constant, and incorporating it into a trendy silhouette like cargo pants makes it feel fresh and modern.
- High-Low Styling: The contrast between the casual cargo pants and the sophisticated heels creates a visually interesting and fashion-forward look. This high-low mix is a major trend that allows for personal expression and versatility.
- Comfort Meets Style: This outfit manages to be both comfortable and stylish. The relaxed fit of the cargo pants and the cozy sweater ensure comfort, while the heels and the overall styling add a touch of glamour.
Let's talk about a trend that's been bubbling under for a while and is now officially back with a bang: denim cargo pants. Yes, you heard that right! Those many-pocketed bottoms you might remember from the early 2000s are no longer confined to the history books. They've had a serious glow-up, and honestly?
I took these photos more than a month ago. It was a Sunday. I and my partner had just left church, and even though it was still pretty cold outside (Glasgow never really gives us a break, does it?), we were both craving some sunshine. We decided to head over to Springburn Park just to get some fresh air and take in the day.
I was wearing this deep blue cargo denim from Know Fashion Style. Underneath that, I had on a knitwear sweater for warmth, topped with a black puff jacket from Femme Luxe to block that wild Glasgow wind. I really like the fit, and I can already think of several ways I’ll be styling the pants next time.
The resurgence of Y2K fashion has been undeniable lately, but the return of denim cargos has us feeling a particular kind of nostalgic excitement. Think back – these were the go-to for a generation, offering a blend of practicality and a certain cool, laid-back vibe. But just like everything else, it cycles back into style.
Sure, the signature baggy silhouette and those oh-so-useful pockets are still key features. But the denim cargo pant has evolved beyond basic khaki and camo (though let's be real, those classic shades still hold a certain appeal!). Now, we're seeing them in all sorts of washes, from classic indigo to edgy dark hues, and even incorporating details like interesting hardware. The pockets held my keys, sanitizer, cards, and more. carrying a bag becomes a choice.
And the styling? Forget just band tees and sneakers (unless that's your vibe, in which case, go for it!). The denim cargo pant of 2024 is surprisingly versatile. We've been seeing some seriously elevated looks coming straight from Fashion Weeks and our favorite celebs. Think unexpected pairings like fitted corset tops, sleek heels peeking out from under the hems, and sophisticated outerwear like longline trench coats. It's all about creating that perfect balance between the casual utility of the cargos and more polished pieces.
The beauty of this trend is its inherent effortlessness. Want to keep it low-key? Throw on a simple tee and some trainers, and the denim cargos instantly deliver that cool, understated look. But the potential for dressing them up is truly exciting.
Thinking about footwear, a pair of sleek slippers would certainly complement this casual vibe, and trendy sneakers would also fit right in for a relaxed day out. But what if you want to take this denim ensemble from simply basic to undeniably classy? The secret lies in one powerful item: pointed heels.
The Power of Pointed Heels
Today, I'm going to give you tips on why and how a pair of pointed heels can instantly transform your denim-on-denim look into something sophisticated and chic. The beauty of this upgrade is its simplicity. Just one swap, and the entire outfit takes on a new level of elegance, which is what I love. If you don’t own a pair of pointed heels, here’s what you should know about them.
Why Pointed Heels Elevate Instantly:
- Streamlined Silhouette: When wearing a pointed heel, the sharp, elongated toe creates a visually longer and leaner line for your legs. This instantly adds a sense of polish and sophistication that rounded or flat shoes often don't achieve. Do you know that pointed heels make you look taller and also add poise to your entire look?
- Better Posture and Poise: Wearing pointed heels naturally encourages better posture. You tend to stand taller, with your shoulders back, exuding confidence and grace. This subtle shift in body language contributes significantly to a classier overall appearance. I always go for a lower heel height or a block heel, which can offer a nice balance, especially if you are wearing your shoes for a long time.
- A Touch of Formal Elegance: Pointed heels have long been associated with formal and professional attire. Incorporating them into a more casual outfit like denim creates a deliberate and stylish contrast, elevating the entire look. They go with almost every outfit type.
- Versatility Beyond Expectation: While often seen in dressier settings, pointed heels are surprisingly versatile. They can effortlessly bridge the gap between casual and formal, making them a fantastic investment for your wardrobe. During the cold winter days, wearing dresses can be a bit much for some people and not always the best option, especially if you are not going for a layered look. Wearing pants and a blouse paired with pointed heels instantly elevates your outfit.
The cool thing about fashion is that our style keeps changing as we do. Style is more important than trends, because when you know what looks good on you and how to put it together, that will always matter more than just following what’s popular.
Transform your outfit: As you may notice, this denim look paired with pointed heels possesses the remarkable ability to elevate a wide range of outfits, from jeans and trousers to skirts and dresses.
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| Melody Jacob wearing the Comoboca Nordic Sweater |
I went to the park to let the sun soak into my skin on this beautiful day. But after remembering it’s flu season, I thought better of it and started heading home. I picked up my medication and walked back. Later, I started watching the movie The Life List, based on the novel by Lori Nelson Spielman. It was a familiar plot, reminiscent of other movies I’ve seen, but I managed to resist the urge to write and just relaxed while watching. While watching the movie, I had a sandwich with orange juice, yogurt, and some biscuits. Just before the movie ended, I started to write this post.
Now, let's talk about something that truly captured my attention today—my 100% Cashmere Women’s Mock Neck Nordic Cable Knit Sweater from Comoboca. I’ve always wanted a sweater with Nordic prints because they bring a subtle elegance that fits perfectly for Christmas, spring, and really, all year long. This one has definitely won my heart.
I styled it in 4 different ways to give you some inspiration on how to wear this beautiful piece in the spring season. Here’s how I did it:
While walking in the park, wearing our hoodie sets from Guidingcross, some people smiled at us. We smiled back, because why not? A good smile is a simple way to say hi and just keep moving.
One woman, however, stood out during the last part of our walk. She smiled at us much longer than the others and kept smiling, so I smiled back. Honestly, I thought she was smiling at me because of my beauty—and I don’t mean that in a proud way. People often walk up to me and say, “You’re beautiful,” in such a heartfelt manner. So I smiled back, happy as always and appreciative.
But a few seconds later, while we were reading a poster board in the park, she came back to us and said, “I just want to say I am so happy to see two people wearing a hoodie that promotes Christianity.” She went on to say, “Here in Scotland, people are not bold enough to talk about Christianity, and I’m so happy to see you two wearing something that speaks about it. Thank you so much.” Then she walked away.
It was at that moment my thoughts reset. I began to realize that maybe the others had also been smiling at us because of the words on our hoodie sets—because they carry messages from the Holy Bible.
Honestly, I don’t hear about Christianity much on the streets of Scotland. Mostly, I hear about it when I go to church. Outside my church community, it feels like the topic of Christianity is a silent one.
I then realized that wearing this hoodie might have spoken to someone today.
In all we do as Christians, please do not forget to preach to people in this sinful world. Tell someone about Jesus.
People have looked at me strangely when I’ve given out tracts to invite them to church—but that doesn’t discourage me, and it shouldn’t discourage you either.
All over the internet, clothing brands are promoting nakedness. So many are lost, seeking validation, posting naked photos for attention—because deep down, they’re broken and don’t know where to turn. But when they encounter Jesus, everything changes. They feel fulfilled, because the Word of God fills the emptiness. No more need for worldly validation. God’s love is enough.
In a time like this, when so many are dealing with pain linked to mental health, let us not forget:
“Cast your burdens on Him, for He cares for you.”
God has the answers. He uses man to bless and reach out to man. He blesses us in different ways. So never lose your faith to fit in or blend in. Carry your Bible—it is your watchword.
God is real. Heaven is real.
Don’t let anyone make you look back. You can still enjoy this life while living a Christian life. Jesus is Lord—He paid the debt already. No need to blend in with the world.
People may laugh at you. They may call you boring. But remember: in the end, only true believers shall be raptured.
I’ve been blogging about different things, and if I don’t tell you about Jesus, then I don’t love you enough.
So today, I want to tell you—Jesus is the Saviour of the world. He is coming again. Repent, for the Kingdom of Heaven is at hand.
Don’t put anything above your salvation. Don’t let anyone make you feel “boring” for choosing eternal life.
The Bible is the living Word of God. If you read it, you’ll see—we are truly in the last days.
Please take your spiritual life seriously. If you think you’ve seen pain, read the Bible. You’ll find that there is no greater pain than missing heaven.
It is appointed unto man once to die, and after that, the judgment. How do you want to spend your eternity?
Don’t let “wokeness” take you away from the things of God. Don’t let colleagues at work lead you astray.
It is better to walk alone with God than to be in the wrong crowd.
I pray this post serves as a reminder—a fuel—to always be bold about your faith.
Matthew 10:33 – “But whoever denies Me before men, I also will deny before My Father who is in heaven.”
Don’t let your friends lead you down the wrong path. I love you. And when all is said and done, may we be able to see each other in heaven and smile, saying, “Yes, we made it.” But don’t forget—while we’re still here, we must spread the gospel of Christ.
If you want to be part of spreading the Word of God with what you wear, you can check out GuidingCross.
I’m wearing the Psalm 23 Christian Fleece Hoodie Set in light grey, and my partner is wearing the Made To Worship Christian Fleece Hoodie Set, Psalm 150:1-6. Use code Mel25 for 25% off.
I was so happy about our encounter yesterday—walking around in my Psalm 23 hoodie. Because yes, The Lord is my Shepherd; I shall not want.
Jesus is Lord.
