Comparison is a thief — but today, we’re taking back what it stole.
In this episode of Open Mind, we’re talking about one of the enemy’s quietest weapons: comparison. It slips in through social media, friendships, even ministry—and it convinces us that we’re not enough, not ready, not worthy. But here’s the truth: you were never meant to run someone else’s race. Your lane is anointed. Your calling is sacred. And your timeline is not behind—it’s aligned with Heaven.

If you’ve been stuck in comparison, this one’s for you. Let’s break free together. 💛

✨ Scripture referenced: Galatians 6:4–5, Proverbs 14:30, Psalm 139:14, Hebrews 12:1, 1 Thessalonians 5:18, Ephesians 2:10, Isaiah 26:3

In today’s episode, we’re talking about something we all wrestle with — how to stop wasting time and start living with purpose, even when life feels overwhelmingly busy.

From social media distractions to burnout schedules, it’s easy to let the hours slip by. But God calls us to number our days, walk wisely, and invite Him into every moment — even the ones that feel mundane.

We’ll look at how Jesus handled busy seasons, practical ways to make time for God, and powerful Scriptures that remind us our time is a gift — not to be wasted, but to be redeemed.

Whether you’re on your commute, winding down for the night, or doing dishes — this episode is for you.

I love you. Jesus loves you. I hope you sleep well. May God bless you.

Okay real talk—have you ever told yourself “I’ll read my Bible before bed” and then knocked out watching YouTube? Or said “I’ll pray on my lunch break” and somehow ended up doom scrolling? Yeah… same. In this episode, I’m getting honest about what it actually looks like to put God first. Not just squeezing Him into our schedules, but clearing space for Him to move.

I talk about my little prayer bench in the closet, how silence hits different when I’m listening for His voice, and how the closeness of God literally feels like nothing else. We’re diving into the struggle, the excuses, and the crazy beautiful peace that comes when we finally stop running and just sit with Him.

If you’ve ever put off time with God (hi, all of us), this one’s for you. Love you, Jesus loves you. I hope you sleep well. May God bless you.