January 6, 2026 In The Questions

Always over here wondering if it is ok …
said it right?
too much?
not enough?
drive away thinking ‘I should have said …’
A constant battle that circles back in purpose to reminding me that as long as my moves and my words are in Christ, they land as they are meant to.

If there’s good, it will surface.
If not-so-good, we gather the lesson and keep walking with Him and walking in love.

I’ve studied personalities. Taken trainings. Certified as a trainer in a few. Always in a pursuit to polish the rough edges and become a better version of me.
And still …
Am I enough?
How did that go sideways?
What can I learn from this?

All the things.
You too?

Here’s what steadies me:
“Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of compassion and the God of all comfort, who comforts us in all our troubles, so that we can comfort those in any trouble with the comfort we ourselves receive from God.” 2 Corinthians 1:3–4 (NIV)

God doesn’t ask us to be flawless.
He asks us to be faithful … so we can pour out.

And maybe the bravest thing we do is to let His comfort flow through us in the questions …
imperfect,
present,
and willing – just as we are.
So we can do these hours together, encouraging each other that they are indeed created in the image of the Maker, too … and just by showing up and continuing to show up … your presence/my presence brings His Light – brings Him to the room, to the gathered table.

You are being called today to show up. It may be nothing to you. Yet, in the work of His Kingdom – it is profound. Think about that.
Your presence and mine is profound as we are His vessels of His love and presence. Mmmmm.
Come as you are. Go as you are. Show up.
Answer the call.

In His Love and Light,
Angie