by Gaby Santiago | Dec 14, 2015 | Blog, Overcoming Fear, Walking In Faith
As much as we plan and prepare for the future, there will always be that feeling of doubt in the unknowns of life. We can’t runaway from the fact that we do not know for sure what will happen to us tomorrow or years from now. So how do we secure ourselves for...
by Gaby Santiago | Nov 16, 2015 | Blog, Overcoming Fear, Perseverance
Have you ever had times when fear and silence became your best friends? Wondered where God was during your darkest moments? Believed that God was hiding from you? Events like the terrorist attack in Paris can make us wonder where was God? Why didn’t he stop...
by Gaby Santiago | Oct 26, 2015 | Blog, Daily Devotion, Overcoming Fear
Feeling exhausted from fighting your own battles? Have you allowed stress to pile up and control your life? Hardships can easily take off our focus from what truly matters in our life. So what is the greatest weapon to fight our battles? Exodus 14:14 says,...
by Gaby Santiago | Oct 5, 2015 | Blog, Overcoming Fear, Perseverance
Do you have a list of unlimited worries and burdens that you carry around everyday? Feeling distracted from your daily tasks because of your fears of the unknown? If so, how then can you remove the worries off your mind? It was Sunday morning and I found myself...
by Gaby Santiago | Sep 14, 2015 | Blog, Overcoming Fear, Overcoming Temptation, Perseverance, Walking In Faith
Have you ever felt helpless and cornered out with no more clever solutions to your problems? Given hopeless prayers to God in desperation? When life gets tough, it can seem impossible to believe that you have the power to fix your problems. It can even be hard to...
by Gaby Santiago | Jun 29, 2015 | Blog, Overcoming Fear, Walking In Faith
Do you have big dreams to change the world but wondered how you could do it? Scared because getting out of your comfort zone was already so hard? Maybe you questioned God if he made a mistake in placing you where you are at? I sat at church service one morning...
