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Irish Kris Adulting with Grace and Finding Hope in Jesus

Have you ever prayed and wondered if God even heard you? Like your words just floated into the air and disappeared? Dani...
30/10/2025

Have you ever prayed and wondered if God even heard you?
Like your words just floated into the air and disappeared? Daniel felt that too.

In Daniel 10, he prayed and fasted for three weeks.
No answer, no sign, just silence.
But when the angel finally appeared, he said something that changes everything:

“From the first day that you set your heart to understand and to humble yourself before your God, your words were heard.” (Daniel 10:12)

From the first day.

Even before Daniel saw anything, God had already commanded an angel to move. The answer was sent; it was just delayed because of a battle in the unseen realm. Heaven was already working behind the scenes.

And that’s the truth for us, too.
The moment you pray with a humble and sincere heart, heaven hears.
Angels are set in motion.
God becomes near—not someday, not later—but right there in your prayer moment.

So when your waiting feels heavy, silence doesn’t mean God is absent.
He’s already working, already commanding, already moving.

You don’t have to chase heaven… because heaven moves the moment you pray.

Growing Daily WIth Grace,
Irish🤎

It’s heartbreaking, isn’t it?Every few days, another life lost. Another young name whispered in grief. Another timeline ...
25/10/2025

It’s heartbreaking, isn’t it?
Every few days, another life lost. Another young name whispered in grief. Another timeline flooded with “Rest in Peace” posts, and questions that never seem to find an answer.

People say “this generation doesn’t value life anymore.”
But I don’t think that’s true.
Because su***de isn’t born out of people who don’t value life .it’s born out of those who have been crushed by it.

This isn’t about weakness.
It’s not about wanting attention.
It’s about hearts that have been silently screaming in rooms full of people, yet feeling like no one really hears.

What’s ironic is, we live in the most expressive generation.
We post our thoughts, feelings, art, even pain ...out there for the world to see.
We have countless platforms, endless filters, millions of followers.
And still, loneliness finds a way to seep through every screen.

It’s not that they don’t talk .
it’s that sometimes,no one really listens.

We’ve mistaken connection for communication.

We’ve built communities online but forgotten what it means to sit beside someone in their silence.
We’ve learned how to “share” but not how to care deeply.

If you’re reading this right now, and life feels too heavy ...
please, pause.
Breathe.
You don’t have to carry it alone.

Talk to someone.
Reach out .
Even if your voice shakes...
Even if you think it won’t matter.

Because it does.
You matter.
Your story isn’t over yet .
Even if the world has made you feel like it should be.

And if you’re the one who feels strong today,
then be that quiet light for someone else.

Ask, “Are you okay?”
And mean it.
Not because you have the answers, but because you care enough to stay when someone’s world feels like it’s falling apart.

Let’s rebuild what community really means ...
not in likes or views,
but in presence and love.

No, su***de isn’t a “hype.”
It’s a cry for help from souls who believed no one would understand.

Let’s prove them wrong .
By being there, by listening, by loving.

You are not alone.
You never were.
And it’s okay to ask for help .. that’s where healing begins.

Growing Daily With Grace,
Irish🤎

Even in still places, grace makes things bloom 😉
14/10/2025

Even in still places, grace makes things bloom 😉

Starbucks only rolls out the pumpkin spice latte in fall. Which means I’ve been waiting for this moment for mooooonnthhs...
30/09/2025

Starbucks only rolls out the pumpkin spice latte in fall. Which means I’ve been waiting for this moment for mooooonnthhsss. And boy—today, it’s finally here. First sip? Pure 😊☺️☺️.

But it’s more than a drink.
It’s a reminder.
God’s timing is like this—sometimes it feels like forever, like He’s forgotten. But when the season shifts, when His “yes” comes, it’s always sweeter, richer, more worth it than we imagined.

If a latte can teach me that… how much more can His promises?

Growing Daily With Grace,
Irish🤎

In Ezekiel’s vision, the prophet stood in a valley of dry bones—lifeless, hopeless, and beyond repair. Yet when God spok...
21/09/2025

In Ezekiel’s vision, the prophet stood in a valley of dry bones—lifeless, hopeless, and beyond repair. Yet when God spoke and His Spirit breathed, the bones came together, flesh covered them, and they rose as a vast army (Ezekiel 37:1–10).

I’ve known what it feels like to stand in that valley. There were moments when I felt spiritually dry, weighed down by patterns of sin I couldn’t break and circumstances I couldn’t control. Hope felt distant, almost gone. But in those dry places, God met me. He breathed peace where anxiety ruled, strength where weakness overwhelmed, and hope where I thought my story had ended.

Only God could bring life out of the dead places in me. And that’s still His promise today: that His Spirit can breathe into any valley of dry bones—our failures, our fears, our hopeless situations—and raise us up to stand again.

So if you feel like all that’s left are dry bones, take heart. God is not finished. His breath still brings life, His Word still speaks hope, and His Spirit still raises the weary to walk again.

Growing Daily With Grace,
Irish🤎

Strength is simple: rise when quitting feels easier, believe when fear gets loud, and keep moving when nothing changes. ...
19/09/2025

Strength is simple: rise when quitting feels easier, believe when fear gets loud, and keep moving when nothing changes. That’s how you live it—not just survive it.

Growing Daily With Grace,
Irish🤎

My mentor said today: “Ang dagat minsan kalmado, minsan maalon, pero laging maalat.”I cannot demand a sea without salt, ...
12/09/2025

My mentor said today: “Ang dagat minsan kalmado, minsan maalon, pero laging maalat.”

I cannot demand a sea without salt, just as I cannot demand a life without struggle. What I can do is learn to sail—to embrace the calm when it comes, endure the waves when they rise, and accept that the salt, though sharp, is part of what makes the journey real.

Growing Daily WIth Grace,
Irish🤎

There’s this strange in-between space I find myself in. I’ve been learning to lower my walls, to be honest, to let peopl...
12/09/2025

There’s this strange in-between space I find myself in. I’ve been learning to lower my walls, to be honest, to let people in—not just the version of me that smiles and nods, but the me who aches, wonders, and hopes. It’s a big step, because opening up means risking rejection, and letting my guard down is never easy.

But then comes the awkward part: what happens when I open the door, yet it feels like others never really invite me through theirs? I talk, I share, I let them see me, but I get the quiet sense that I’m still standing outside their circle—close enough to hear the conversation, but not close enough to belong.

That’s the tension I’m wrestling with: the courage of vulnerability clashing with the sting of not being fully received. It leaves me wondering if I should retreat back into my safe shell, or keep practicing openness even when it feels uncomfortable.

Maybe this awkwardness is part of growth. Maybe it’s a reminder that being genuine isn’t about controlling how others respond—it’s about choosing to stay real even when the response is silence.

So here I am, a little exposed, a little unsure, but still hopeful that one day, the walls on both sides will come down.

Growing Daily WIth Grace,
Irish🤎

Nakakapagod ang araw-araw na parang trabaho na walang day-off. Sa dami ng ginagawa, minsan kahit surrounded ka ng tao, r...
07/09/2025

Nakakapagod ang araw-araw na parang trabaho na walang day-off. Sa dami ng ginagawa, minsan kahit surrounded ka ng tao, ramdam mo pa rin yung lungkot—yung craving for connection na hindi kayang sagutin ng kape o Netflix.

Hindi mo kailangan ng libo-libong friends sa Facebook o endless na “seen” sa chat. Ang hanap mo lang talaga ay yung totoong kasama—’yung makikinig, tatawa sa corny mong jokes, at hindi aalis kapag hindi ka Instagrammable ang vibes.

At eto pa: hindi rin kailangan mag-settle sa half-baked na connection. Yung tipong laging kulang, laging ikaw lang ang nagbibigay, laging ikaw lang ang nagsusumikap para buhayin ang relasyon. Hindi mo deserve ‘yon. You deserve something real, steady, at totoo.

Dahil may mga taong darating—kaibigan, pamilya, o community—na kayang magbigay ng connection na totoo, buo, at worth it.

Kasi darating ‘yan. Hindi sa pilit, hindi rin sa “perfect timing” natin, kundi sa tamang panahon ni Lord. Ang role natin? Magpakatotoo. Kasi dun lumalalim ang intimacy—kapag kaya mong ipakita hindi lang yung best version, kundi pati yung sabog, pagod, at totoo.

So habang naghihintay, cheers muna sa small connections: sa kwentuhan over fishball, sa random meme na nakakatawa, at sa presensya ni Lord na laging faithful. Connection muna kay God, kasi Siya rin naman ang magbibigay ng taong meant to stay.

Growing Daily With Grace,
Irish🤎

For a long time, I thought giving God most of me was good enough. I prayed, went to church, and tried to do the right th...
04/09/2025

For a long time, I thought giving God most of me was good enough. I prayed, went to church, and tried to do the right thing. But if I’m being honest, there were parts of my life I didn’t want to let go of—dreams, relationships, and even habits I thought I could manage on my own. I figured as long as I gave God “enough,” He would be pleased.

But here’s what I learned the hard way: partial obedience is still disobedience.

Obedience is scary, but it’s also freeing. Just like Abraham trusted God with his son (Genesis 22:12, 17–18), I had to trust Him with the things I was most afraid to lose. And every time I released something, God either gave me peace, or returned it to me better than before—with lagniappe—a little something extra.

It reminded me that when God asks us to let go, it’s not to leave us empty, but to fill us with something greater. His joy really is our strength (Nehemiah 8:10). Looking back, I often wonder: why didn’t I just trust Him sooner?

Is there something you’re holding on to tightly? Ask the Holy Spirit for the grace to let go. God’s best is never found in half-surrender—it’s found in giving Him your all.

Growing Daily With Grace,
Irish🤎

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