Reciprocity Matters: Learning to Steward What God Has Given Me

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  There was a time in my life when I gave freely without much thought about whether that giving was being reciprocated. I showed up for people. I listened. I encouraged. I supported. I poured into friendships and relationships because that was simply who I was. But over time, I began to notice a pattern. I was often the one reaching out. I was often the one checking in. I was often the one giving, encouraging, helping, and investing. While there is nothing wrong with being generous, I eventually realized that constantly pouring without being replenished comes at a cost. Reciprocity matters. Healthy relationships are not about keeping score. They are not transactional. They are built on mutual care, respect, and investment. Both people contribute. Both people make an effort. Both people value the relationship enough to nurture it. When only one person is invested, the relationship becomes unbalanced. For many years, I continued giving even when I received very little in return. Part...

Have Hope


Things may not be going the way you planned 

but you have the strength within to withstand

any obstacle or adversity, if only you would believe

You have what it takes to be one of the greats

with that thing you do so well

Let no one steal your joy, with love create and 

allow your soul to exhale

You deserve it and more than anything 

you are worthy of being fully healed

Dont pour from your empty cup, nurture yourself

and take time to get the rest you need

One day you will see, 

only give from that which overflow 

and you will not run empty.


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