Carysa T. Adams - Invidious

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Carysa T. Adams

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Even slow days count as progress.

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Carysa T. Adams

Drawing near to God doesn’t happen all at once.
It happens in small, honest choices.

Sometimes it looks like choosing prayer again,
even when your words feel simple or quiet.

Sometimes it means not returning to what once weighed you down,
trusting that what God freed you from doesn’t need to be revisited.

Drawing near can look like listening less to your emotions
and more to what brings peace and clarity.

It can mean being mindful of what you let into your mind and heart,
and choosing what builds instead of drains.

It may require releasing comparison,
remembering that your path doesn’t need to match anyone else’s.

Drawing near often asks for intention
time, focus, and gentleness with yourself as you grow.

It can mean caring for your body, your thoughts, and your mental health,
honoring them as part of your spiritual life.

Sometimes drawing near looks like letting go of relationships
that no longer bring life or peace.

And often, drawing near simply means this:
choosing not to give up on God, even on the days you feel tired, unsure, or distant.

You don’t have to rush.
You don’t have to be perfect.
You’re allowed to grow slowly.