Hello, Princess,

It’s another beautiful day, and I just want to remind you—YOU ARE ENOUGH. Yes, you truly are. YOU ARE DEEPLY LOVED.

Your being enough isn’t about how much you can do or prove. It’s not in achievements, perfection, or people’s approval. Your being enough is not found in what you do but in the sufficiency of God.

I know this season feels like a lot. The pressure, the expectations, the noise, sometimes it’s like you're carrying the weight of everything at once. Maybe you feel lost, unappreciated, or like you’re drifting away from the things that once made your heart light up. You’ve been trying to shake it off, to push through, to pretend it’s not there. But deep down, you know something feels off.

Breathe, love.

YOU ARE NOT ALONE!

Last week was overwhelming for me. I couldn't quite figure out what was happening, but I just felt… off.
Like I wasn’t doing enough, no matter how much I tried.
Like I was losing interest in things and even in people.
Like I just wanted to be alone, hide somewhere, and not have to deal with anything for a while.

And maybe that’s where you are too. Maybe you feel the need to step back for a while, not because you’re giving up, but because you need to realign, to remember what’s true. And that’s okay. Taking a step back isn’t failure. It’s wisdom.

Because the truth is, you don’t have to keep running on empty. You don’t have to prove your worth to anyone. Even in the moments when you feel unseen, even when your heart is tired, even when you’re questioning everything, you are still enough.

The voice of my Lover wouldn’t let me rest until I responded. He kept calling me back—back to His Word, back to the truth.

And as I did, strength came.
Clarity came.
I saw myself in a new light.
And I kept speaking these words over myself:

"I am enough. I am deeply loved. I am a child, righteous, justified, and cherised."

Princess, I know how easy it is to crave validation—to want someone to see you, affirm you, remind you that you matter. But listen, love, NO.
That feeling, that longing for approval, is not a call to seek people’s validation. It’s a call to run to the Word.

Because your worth is not in the WORLD; it is in the WORD.

So when that moment comes—when doubt creeps in, when you feel the pull to measure yourself by people’s standards—pause.
Don’t run to people to tell you who you are—run to the Word.
Let God’s voice be the loudest in your life.

And even on the days when you don’t feel it, you already are enough.
Not because of what you do, but because of who He is.

So be gentle with yourself. Rest if you need to. Step back if you must. But don’t do it to hide—do it to hear.
To hear truth.
To hear love.
To hear the voice that has always known you.

I’m cheering for you. Always.

Your Sister and Friend,
Christianah Omoniyi