11/01/2025
Tonight’s a good night to look at the masks we wear.
The ones we put on to hide our hurt, our anger, or that deep quiet where our truth waits.
We all do it. Sometimes it’s just how we survive.
But before this fall ends, those masks need to come off.
All of them.
Let the ones who see past your smile, who understand the love behind your fire, and who know the reason behind your silence — let them see the real you.
Because when the mask drops, that’s when the healing starts.
And Creator can’t bless what we pretend to be — only who we truly are.
