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Faith Love and Encouragement

Looking back on a blog that is now nearly 11 years old, it’s remarkable to see how much has changed—not just in my life, but in the world of technology. Back then, creating video content for my blog would have seemed foreign, almost unthinkable. Yet today, it’s part of my everyday life.


Over the years, I believe I’ve truly found my voice. I live each day with a purpose: to share faith, express love, and offer encouragement. This world is filled with brokenness and hurt, and if I can bring even a glimmer of hope to someone through the way I live and act as a Christian, that is enough for me.


My faith is the cornerstone of my life. For so long, I hesitated to speak up about it, but now I embrace it fully. I believe in the Trinity: God the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit—three in one. In a world where the concept of God is often misused and the Spirit misunderstood, I hold firmly to the belief that they are inseparable. To reach God, you need Jesus. To truly experience the Spirit, you need Jesus.


With this assurance of who I am in Christ, my aim is to reflect as much of His love as I can. Whether through my social media mission, my daily work as an administrator and creative director, or simply helping others with the skills I’ve been blessed to develop, I strive to give where I can. Organization, working well under pressure, and learning new skills are talents I use to serve others.


Today, most of what I do revolves around using my voice to share Jesus—both in words and actions. I believe my greatest testimony is not spoken but shown. Before I even say a word, my love for God should be evident through how I live. Actions, after all, speak louder than words.


Remember this: you are unique, you are chosen, and you are deeply loved.


Until next time,  

M x  

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