Raphael R. Roker
In a world more digitally connected than ever, loneliness is on the rise. Technology makes communication easy, but it cannot replace real, face-to-face connections. This post explores how to prioritize genuine relationships and embrace spontaneous moments that truly fill our lives.
This week, I released my new book and reflected on personal relationships, emphasizing self-worth. I’ve learned to prioritize those who genuinely value me over those who don’t. Understanding love languages is crucial for meaningful connections. It’s essential to release unsupportive relationships and trust God to bring the right people into your life.
In this post, we’re taking a closer look at the struggle between faith and the devil’s temptations—and how we can rely on God’s strength when we’re feeling weak. We’ll talk about why obedience to Christ matters, the impact of sin, and the importance of repentance. Most of all, it’s a call to keep fighting for your faith, surrender to God’s will, and discover the victory that’s already ours in Christ.
Life’s busyness often overshadows the necessity of rest, which is vital for maintaining productivity and well-being. Embracing rest as an essential habit helps recharge mental, emotional, and physical health. Prioritizing rest enhances focus, prevents burnout, and fosters a healthier life balance, leading to a more fulfilling and peaceful year ahead.
I’m sharing why it’s so important to put yourself first instead of living for parental or social expectations. I talk about how chasing approval can wear you down and why setting boundaries matters. When you start loving yourself and knowing your worth, you can take back control, make decisions that feel right for you, and create a life that actually makes you happy.
Raphael R. Roker 