Ok, before anyone comes at me, hear me out. Today while I was reading Galatians in my devotional time. I was shown that I had to learn how to be “selfish” before I could learn to be selfless. (Not the first time I have shown this 😌) I have struggled with taking care of me. My needs and my desires and my energy always went to everyone around me first. At my own expense. It led me to resent those I was loving and supporting. It led me to frustration and anger. It led me burnout and disaster - personal and professionally. It has taken me years to find my balance. And I am still working on it. The Holy Spirit convicted me of this recently - that as a child of God I must care for myself and allow others to care for me. I am worthy. I am a child of the King. Once I have learned to be more “selfish” in that I care for me, I protect my energy, I love myself, and I nurture myself - I am now finding more ways and greater capacity to love and care for others from a position of love and not obligation. So if you are finding that serving others and loving others is burdensome and depleting - that is NOT serving God or his calling for you. We must learn to love ourselves the way He loves us. Then we can love others in like form. Happy Sunday - my deep thoughts for the week. 😊

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Alright, we’ve got to go there. There’s a topic that always seems to spark interesting (and sometimes intense) conversations in Kingdom circles, and I’d love to know **your take on it**. I’m talking about… **Dominion vs. Stewardship.** You know the one: Are we called to take over and “rule” every sphere of influence for the Kingdom? Or are we called to steward what God’s given us with humility, trusting Him with the outcome? Some say we need to be out there taking dominion over business, government, education—you name it! They believe it’s our job to actively shape culture until every corner of the earth reflects Heaven. Then there are others who lean more towards stewardship, saying that our role is to manage what God places in our hands with excellence, and ultimately, it’s **Him** who has the final say in what happens. So where do you land? Are you team “dominion” or team “stewardship”? Or maybe you see it a totally different way? I’m genuinely curious because I’ve heard some powerful arguments on both sides, and this community is full of **deep thinkers** and **world-changers** like you, so I know your thoughts will add so much to the conversation. Let’s get the discussion started: - Drop your thoughts here: Share where you stand and why! This isn’t about being “right,” it’s about hearing different perspectives and sharpening each other. - Ask questions: Maybe there’s something you’ve never fully understood about this topic or something that’s changed your view. Let’s dive into those questions together. - Be open to new ideas: I’ve seen some minds blown in these discussions when someone brings a fresh angle to the conversation. You never know—this could be one of those moments for you! I can’t wait to hear what you have to say. Let’s keep it light, respectful, and full of **Kingdom curiosity**. 😊 Looking forward to seeing your perspective!