Rockwall Body and Soul Massage

03/14/2026

03/14/2026

It’s Spring time and I love the longer daylight time because it gives me me time to read lips.

It also gives me more time to ponder things.

One thing I keep thinking about is how time flies and sometimes seems so slow all at once.

In the last few weeks, several small local businesses have closed their doors and my heart aches for them while also understanding how hard it has been for them.

That’s why I shoot straight, I tell it like it is, because sugar coating is only good on desserts.

Small businesses need YOU, need those reviews, referrals, repeat visits. We want honest feedback - with US - before social media, the chance to make it right if we’ve done wrong, or even to extend grace on both ways.

I, for one, love supporting other local artisans and am looking to have more of my poetry painted, purchase aromatherapy from a friend that just opened a holistic herbal storefront, and I’m anticipating the music on the square so I can support local musicians.

So if I haven’t told you enough - please know in your heart of hearts, that you matter to me. I think of each client so often and look so forward to having you back sitting at the little table and then laying on the massage table.

You make the difference. You matter. You are important- your body, your mind and your soul.

You need a massage. I need to be the one giving you a massage. It’s that simple.

Let’s make the world a better place - one massage at a time.

( And please if you ever just need to talk to someone that really listens even though I’m half deaf, please text me and I’ll be there for you. 469 688 6580. )

Walk With Love,
Jeanna’ Mead

03/13/2026

This is why I’m careful about the music played during massage.

For Christians, what we listen to matters more than we like to admit.

Music isn’t just background noise ... it shapes our thoughts, influences our emotions, and slowly forms our perspective.

The lyrics especially carry weight. They plant ideas in our hearts, sometimes without us even realizing it.

The Bible says in Proverbs 4:23, “Guard your heart above all else, for it determines the course of your life.”

If we are called to guard our hearts, that includes guarding what we allow into our ears. Words that glorify lust, pride, violence, or self destruction can dull our sensitivity to sin over time. What once felt wrong can slowly begin to feel normal.

This isn’t about legalism or acting “holier than thou.” It’s about alignment. In Philippians 4:8, we’re encouraged to think on whatever is true, noble, right, pure, lovely, and admirable. If the music we consume constantly contradicts those qualities, it’s worth asking why we’re comfortable with it.

The truth is, this topic isn’t preached often because it feels small compared to bigger issues. But small compromises add up.

What we feed grows. If we want a spirit that is sensitive to God, our playlists should reflect that desire.

Lyrics matter. Not because music is evil, but because our hearts are valuable. And anything that shapes our hearts deserves careful attention.

~ Cody Bret

03/03/2026

Some people have told me that being bold and outspoken about my faith, causes division and affects my business.

But what I’m seeing is that the more I speak about my relationship with God, the more I feel His presence around me, before me, behind me- protecting and providing, piercing and placing what I need in my business and my life.

I pray during sessions, silently, surrendering my clients to The One that created them.

I believe and I know full well, all that I am is because of Him.

Every breath I take, every breath YOU take is because He gives that to us.

I will ever praise Him.

Even if some people try to tell me He’s not welcomed where they are, because He invites them, too.

You carry evidence. Evidence that prayer works. Evidence that God restores. Evidence that what tried to destroy you failed. You are not just a believer. You are proof.

Proof that depression does not get the final word. Proof that betrayal does not cancel calling. Proof that wilderness seasons do not waste you. There were nights you almost quit. Mornings you did not want to get up. Seasons when faith felt fragile and hope felt thin.

And yet you are still here. Still worshipping. Still trusting. Still building. That is evidence.

The enemy tried to bury you in that season, but what he buried became root. What he pressed became oil. What he attacked became authority. You do not speak theory. You speak testimony. You do not pray from assumption. You pray from survival.

There is weight on your words because you have walked through fire and did not lose your faith. There is oil on your worship because you have cried real tears. There is power in your obedience because it cost you something.

Stop acting like you are ordinary. You are living evidence of grace.

When you walk into a room, you carry proof that God still heals, still delivers, still redeems, still calls people out of pits and into purpose. You are not lucky. You are preserved. You are not random. You are rescued.

The boldness rising in you is not arrogance. It is remembrance. You remember what He brought you through. You remember who held you together. You remember the prayers that were answered.

You carry evidence. Walk like it. Speak like it. Pray like it. Your life is not just surviving. It is testifying.

Natalie Breckenridge 🤎

02/27/2026

I know this is true!

She sees God’s hand in everything others call coincidences.

To some, it’s just timing.
Just luck.
Just chance.

But to her, it’s fingerprints.

The “random” conversation that answered a private prayer.
The delay that protected her from something she didn’t see coming.
The opportunity that appeared right when she was about to give up.

Others shrug and say, “What are the odds?”

She smiles and says, “God.”

She has learned that faith sharpens vision. When you walk closely with God, you begin to notice patterns of grace woven into ordinary days. You start recognizing that what looks accidental is often intentional.

The parking spot.
The unexpected phone call.
The closed door that later made sense.

She doesn’t live in superstition. She lives in awareness.

She understands that not everything dramatic is divine — but she also refuses to believe that everything meaningful is random. She has seen too much alignment, too much provision, too much perfect timing to chalk it all up to coincidence.

When something falls apart, she wonders what she’s being redirected toward. When something comes together seamlessly, she sees confirmation. When someone speaks a word that echoes what she prayed in private, she feels the quiet reassurance of being known.

She sees God in the details.

In the protection she didn’t notice at first.
In the strength she didn’t know she had.
In the peace that showed up when panic should have won.

To others, it may look like small events lining up. To her, it looks like a Father guiding steps.

She doesn’t assume control. She assumes care.

And that perspective changes everything.

Because when you believe God is active, you stop feeling overlooked. When you believe He is involved, you stop feeling random. When you believe He is orchestrating, you stop fearing every detour.

She sees God’s hand in what others call coincidence.

Not because she ignores reality — but because she recognizes relationship.

And once you’ve experienced divine timing a few times, coincidence stops being convincing.

It starts looking like grace.

02/22/2026

Recently a group that I’m a member of told me to stop posting about God and religion because the creator of the group doesn’t believe as I do in the living God.

I told her that my faith in God is the very air I breathe, it’s who I am and it’s not something I change on a whim or give up to pressure.

That’s why this post here that I’m sharing touches me deeply.

I pray before sessions, during sessions, while holding oils and while folding sheets and quilts.

I pray for protection, provision, peace, anything that comes to mind.

I play worship music when I’m not there so that the very walls are sealed and soaked with His presence.

There’s a saying that ‘ You can take the girl out of Texas, but you can’t take the Texas out of the girl,” and I’m just gonna say this,” You might try to take God out of your space, but He’s still there- and He’s not being shaken one bit- He loves you anyways, and He’s waiting on you,”
Maybe I can’t post about what I know is true and right on her group, but this is my page, my space, my life and He’s got first place, first dibs, all that and then some.

So I’m gonna keep on praying over that group, over the leaders, over this country, this state, this county and that includes my little piece of heaven
In earth- my business, Rockwall Body and Soul Massage.

Your presence matters here,too, and I promise you’ll be treated like the masterpiece He’s created.

Your house feels different because you pray in it. It’s not the paint color. It’s not the decor. It’s not the square footage.

It’s His presence.

There are words spoken in your home that heaven has recorded. There are tears that hit the floor and became intercession. There are whispered Scriptures in the kitchen, at the sink, in the hallway, that shifted the atmosphere long before anyone noticed.

Peace doesn’t just “happen.”
It’s cultivated.

When you pray in your living room, walls absorb faith. When you worship while folding laundry, the air changes. When you plead the blood over bedrooms, you mark territory.

Joshua 24:15 says,
“As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.”

That’s not decoration for a wall. That’s a declaration in the spirit. Your home may not be perfect. It may be loud. It may be messy. It may be in process.

But it is covered.

Because prayer doesn’t just touch people, it saturates places.

Your children feel it. Your guests sense it. Even the arguments don’t linger the same way.

Why?

Because someone in that house prays.

Keep praying in the kitchen.
Keep declaring in the hallway.
Keep anointing doorframes.
Keep worshipping in ordinary moments.

You’re not just raising a family.
You’re establishing an altar.

And that’s why your house feels different.

Natalie Breckenridge 🤎

02/19/2026

Grateful and humbled by the reviews I got this morning.

I love what I do and the people that choose to come to Rockwall Body and Soul Massage.

I’ll always give my best.

I promise.

02/14/2026

It’s Valentine Day and this post from Youversion is so fitting.

As a small business owner, people often comment on the way I support other local massage therapists. I’m not competing against them, I’m collaborating with them.

I’m not the perfect massage therapist for everybody; I’m far from the perfect human being but I do have the perfect guide- Jesus- and I try to model my life after Him.

Loving others is much eater when I look at them through my “ Jesus lens” and go about my day adjusting my lens to see things His way.

❤️ Let's Love People Well

You were created for community. When God designed humans, He made us with the intention of placing us within a loving family. Today, we call that family the Church.

God’s original intention was that we would exist within a family of other believers. He didn’t intend for us to exist in isolation or be separated from other people. Life was not meant to be lived alone.

Regardless of what your family experience was like, God intended for His family to be loving and caring. And it’s the qualities of God’s family that Paul is writing about in Romans 12. Paul says to be devoted to one another in love. That means that we are to walk alongside other people through the various seasons of life. We should never abandon people when life gets hard.

Paul also encourages us to honor others. Instead of seeking self-recognition, we should honor and encourage each other. Instead of pursuing what seems best for us, we should seek the good of other people first.

Devotion and honor are just two aspects of loving people well, but Jesus said that the world will recognize us as His disciples by the way that we love. This means that we have to genuinely love others—not just pretend to love them. And the place we need to start showing genuine honor is within our spiritual family. Rather than letting self-promotion divide the family of God, our goal should be to honor those around us.

If we won’t learn how to love people who follow Jesus, then we won’t know how to love people who don’t.

That’s why we should frequently pause and take an assessment on how we are doing at loving others. So take a moment right now to think about the ways in which you loved and honored people this past week. Write down two or three things you can do to continue to show love to those in your life.❤️

Happy Valentine Day.

If you’ll love a great massage in an inviting space, I’ll love to see you- www.texasbestmassage.com