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'God'Sip & Tea

Sip the Tea and Find the truth

#FaithfulCorrection

  • Holy Lament vs. Spiritual Bypassing:

    Why Suppressing Pain Isn’t Biblical Obedience ​We have all seen the narrative: if you are carrying hurt, disappointment, or anger, you are failing your faith. You are told you are “getting in your own way,” that your unresolved feelings are a hindrance to your purpose, and that true spiritual maturity means instantly taking those thoughts… Read more

  • Holy Lament vs. Spiritual Bypassing:

    Why Suppressing Pain Isn’t Biblical Obedience ​We have all seen the narrative: if you are carrying hurt, disappointment, or anger, you are failing your faith. You are told you are “getting in your own way,” that your unresolved feelings are a hindrance to your purpose, and that true spiritual maturity means instantly taking those thoughts… Read more

  • Holy Lament vs. Spiritual Bypassing:

    Why Suppressing Pain Isn’t Biblical Obedience ​We have all seen the narrative: if you are carrying hurt, disappointment, or anger, you are failing your faith. You are told you are “getting in your own way,” that your unresolved feelings are a hindrance to your purpose, and that true spiritual maturity means instantly taking those thoughts… Read more

  • The Paradox of the Climb:

    Finding the High Road in the Low Valley ​There is a profound mystery in how life handles us. We often think that moving “up” in life requires a constant, aggressive climb, but the reality of the spirit tells a different story. Something happens when life puts you through the fire, it doesn’t just test you;… Read more

  • The Tea They Can’t Swallow:

    ​My Breath, His Words ​Pull up a chair. Let’s get real about the “God’Sip.” ​There’s a specific kind of look people give you when you’ve survived things that should have buried you. I know that look. I’ve seen it in the eyes of the “shaken in faith” and the “naysayers” who have read the Book… Read more

  • The Misunderstanding

    When Prayer Becomes a Weapon ​I look around today and I see a profound, almost tragic disconnect in how people communicate with the Divine. I see people praying over their finances, their houses, their cars, and their bank accounts as if they are checking items off a grocery list. They treat the Word like a… Read more

  • The Generational Tea is Spilled:

    Why I Refuse to Wear the Villain Costume Hey, God’Sip fam. Let’s get real today. Grab your mug, because we’re diving into a pot of tea that is thick, scalding, and impossible to sugar-coat: the generational trauma that stares you down through the eyes of the people you love most. ​If you know my story,… Read more

  • Thanksgiving: The Wilderness I Chose Over the Cage

    Thanksgiving. We are conditioned to picture warmth, a huge table, and the secure presence of family. But for some of us, that image is a cruel joke. For a broken, abused child, seeking comfort and restoration, the holiday only serves to illuminate the deepest, most painful truth: I had to run away from the place… Read more

  • The Glory Mission:

    When Lowliness Becomes the Light ​It’s understandable how easily we get caught up in the pressure of perfection. In a world saturated with filters and curated appearances, the struggle to ignore the mirror is real. We feel that weight. ​But friends, we must shift our focus. When we truly grasp the sacred assignment He gave… Read more

  • The True Harvest: Why the Narrow Way Is Worth My Pain

    ​ They call it “the narrow way.” For me, a person who chooses truth over comfort, this isn’t just a choice—it’s a necessary process of shedding every single social mask. ​I know the cost of this path is high. The world constantly demands that I soften, compromise, and ignore the hypocrisy. But for me, inauthenticity… Read more