HOLISTIC WELLNESS MATTERS @imattercomm

  Because God loved us so deeply, He was willing to use people and circumstances to ensure His will was done. He wanted to save a rebellious and disobedient creation that often did not reverence or acknowledge Him. Yet in His mercy, grace, and unconditional love, He still made a way for us to be redeemed. God has done so many things to show us His love, and yet we still tend to disregard Him daily. Even so, His mercy remains, His grace continues, and His love never fails. He continues to call us back to Him, not because we deserve it, but because He is faithful. Although Resurrection Sunday has ended, let us not forget how deeply we are loved as a people and as God's special creation. Let us not forget how much was sacrificed so that we may have the opportunity to enter into the Kingdom of God, to be forgiven, redeemed, and saved. The resurrection is not just something to remember for one day, but a reminder every day of God's love, mercy, grace, and the price that was paid f...

  Imagine being perfect… without sin, without deceit, without evil. Imagine healing people, feeding people, loving people, teaching truth, performing miracles, and still being rejected. Still being mocked. Still being betrayed. Still being hated. Still being sentenced to die. He did so many good works, yet people still wanted Him dead. That alone reminds us that doing good does not always mean everyone will understand you, accept you, or appreciate you. Sometimes people reject what convicts them, misunderstand what they cannot control, or fight against what carries truth and light. Yet through it all, He still chose love. He still chose obedience. He still chose sacrifice.     When life gets too hard to stand, kneel. The Lord is righteous in all His ways and gracious in all His works. Let heaven and earth praise the Lord. “I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.” Commit y...

  There was a woman who became ill almost overnight. She went to medical professionals looking for help. Based on what they saw, they gave diagnoses and prescribed medication after medication. She asked questions they could not fully answer, yet she trusted what they told her and held onto false hope. The medications did not seem to help, so she kept going back for new prescriptions. Over time, it became clear that even the doctors did not fully understand what was happening, but they continued to prescribe. Eventually, she sought a more holistic approach. A natural doctor encouraged her to change her diet, care for her body differently, and take a more natural path. She listened. Slowly, things began to improve. Her body responded. Her mind became clearer. Her strength started to return. But when the Word of God fed her starving soul, everything truly began to shift. Strength was given. Healing began to happen. Joy returned. Wisdom came. Guidance followed. Restoration started to u...

There are parts of me I didn’t realize I had lost—until I started searching for them. Not my name. Not my smile. But the quiet things… The spark of wonder, the way I danced without needing an audience. Relationships—especially the kind that shake our identity—can blur the line between who we are and who we became just to keep the peace, stay loved, or survive. And when it ends, we're left sifting through the fragments of a self we no longer recognize. We try to move on. But we often carry remnants of that version of ourselves into everything that comes after. And it’s not until we pause and look inward that we realize: We are not who we were before. We are not quite who we became during. And we are certainly not yet who we’re meant to be. Inner work is the bridge. The courageous act of peeling back the layers and asking: Who was I before I forgot? Who am I beneath this pain? And who do I get to become now? This is the work. This is the healing. This is coming home...

  He lifted my head from depression. He filled me with peace, removing anxiety. He delivered me from chronic hypertension. He is turning lack into abundance. And He has given His angels charge over me to protect me from all evil. Even when life feels uncertain or unsafe, God reminds us that we are not forgotten. We are His chosen ones — loved, protected, and upheld by His victorious right hand. Living within the shadow of the Almighty means that no darkness, no disease, and no fear can overtake us, because His light surrounds us. His angels guard us. His promises cover us like armor. When we trust Him fully, peace becomes our dwelling place. I am chosen, not forsaken. I dwell in the shelter of the Most High, and I rest in His shadow. No fear, no harm, no evil will overtake me, for the Lord is my refuge and my strength. 🤍  Scripture: Psalm 91:9-11 Because you have made the Lord, who is my refuge, Even the Most High, your dwelling place, No evil shall befall you, N...

When you feel all alone and overwhelmed use this exercise to breathe in His presence. God is able to supply all of our needs. He is Jehovah Rapha — our Healer. He is Jehovah Jireh — our Provider. He is the Prince of Peace and Deliverer, the One who never fails. The Almighty God is all-powerful and unfailing. He sees you, knows you, and wants you to seek Him first. This is a reminder that your needs matter to God —whether peace in your mind, healing in your body, deliverance in your spirit, or increase in your life. We live in both a spiritual world and a physical world. With our natural eyes, we cannot see everything that is happening around us and to us on a spiritual level. We only see the physical, tangible things — but that is not all there is. Through prayer, meditation, and praise, we are drawn into the safety of God’s presence. In our thoughts, He prevails. In our hearts, He dwells. And with our mouths glorifying Him, He shifts our physical bodies and circumstance...