Hellooo everyone ππΎππΎ
It’s been a while since I posted — we’ve just come out of a very important period as a country, and I took some time to reflect, learn more about our history, and just be present in the moment. ππΎ
Life lately… π€―π
Let’s get back heree! I knew I’d struggle with consistency but not this early ππ. But I know you guys are forgiving people, right? π
The past few weeks have been WILD. Not just busy — I mean emotionally wild. I’ve been sad, happy, angry, grateful — name it. And when I look back, I can’t believe all of that happened in just 2–3 weeks ππ.
Honestly, adulthood is not for the weak, mpba banange ππ! It should come with a manual π€.
In the middle of all this chaos… πΈ
Despite everything, I found peace in one thing — gratitude. I locked in and just thanked God for everything. The things I prayed for, and even the ones I didn’t think to ask for.
You know when you take a step back and realize how much God has done for you? From small things that bring you joy to the big answered prayers ππΎ.
I realized that sometimes we get so caught up chasing the next thing — the next goal, the next milestone — that we forget to look back and say “Thank You God, for how far You’ve brought me.”
My healing story π§‘
This week wasn’t very eventful, but it was very emotional — in the best way. Even though things were a bit tough, I felt so happy and grounded. I think it was the Holy Spirit reminding me how far I’ve come, and how much healing has taken place in my life.
Let me explain a bit…
When I had just started high school, I was going through a lot internally. I tried to “therapy” myself by reading books and anything that could help me heal. If you knew me back then, you’d know what I mean. Eeeh banange, I was such a bitter kid mpba ππ.
But guess what? We praise the Lord for the new and transformed heart, just like the Bible says πππΎ.
At some point, I gave my life to Jesus. Did I understand what that meant at the time? No. I thought I was just trying to avoid going to Hell π (which is also a great motive, not gonna lie).
But God had way more in store for me. That moment planted something deep. It was the beginning of emotional healing I didn’t even know I needed. ππ
A prayer I thought was “too small” π
So… here’s something that might sound dramatic to some people — but meant a lot to me.
I used to hear people say “I love my sister” or “I love my family,” and I’d be like… wait, how do you even feel that? π€ I didn’t get it.
I never told anyone because I was scared of being judged π¬. Then one day, this aunt asked me something related and I told her — and she encouraged me to pray about it.
I did.
And God answered, even that “small” prayer π. Now I can say I feel that love. I understand it. I receive it and give it. And it’s the softest, most beautiful thing π.
For my fellow non-journalers ✍πΎπ
Let me put you on something if you struggle with journaling like I do ππ — try this:
When catching up with your closest friends at the end of the day, ask:
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3 things you’re grateful for ππΎ
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3 hard things you experienced π
It’s simple but powerful. Helps you ground yourself in God, reflect, and stay humble through both the good and bad. π±
A song for your soul π΅✨
This Kinyarwanda gospel song has been blessing me lately. Please take a moment to listen — let it fill your heart like it did mine:
ππΎ π§ Papa wibyiza – Listen on Spotify
Before you go… π
What’s one “small” thing that turned out to be a huge blessing in your life? Comment below — I really want to hear from you π₯Ί
Thank you for reading through this chaos of emotions and gratitude. I love you guys for real, for real πππΎ. Until next time, keep thanking God — even for the things that feel small. He’s always working.
With love always,
Isimbiπ✨
I don't think I have small things ππππ, ibyange byose mba nabigize intambaraaa πππ
ReplyDeleteMy short little size-mates ππ
ReplyDeleteSeriously though, I am grateful for every time spent with my friends when we laugh our hearts out!
They're all huuuuugeeee ππ, I mean Imana idusimbutsa a lot of steps and we're grateful π
ReplyDeleteI struggled to be consistent to read my Bible last year and it was all because we think we should do it the way other pepo do it like I have got some advices that I should read 7 chapters a day don't want sound lazy but it's a lot yoooh I would just read to finish it and not understand but The Holy Spirit came to me and told me that its not about finishing but more about understanding and being renewed by the word of God and from then I read one chapter a day and so glad am remaining with three books in the new testament it seems small about it helped me to get closer to God
ReplyDeletePeople I have around me yooo. The best teachers of my life and I'm so damn grateful. God really gives me blessings through what I cherish the most in life- people.
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