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.
A heartfelt tribute to Brother Jake Royer, reflecting on his faith, worship, and lasting impact as a friend who lived to honor Jesus.
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.
I am reflecting on what it means to grow beyond my past, especially while coming from a small, familiar environment. I have faced moments of being misunderstood and even criticized by people who barely know me anymore. But I have come to see that growth often makes others uncomfortable. Still, I choose to stay focused on my purpose and keep moving toward the opportunities ahead.
The post discusses the importance of not just advising others on their dreams but actively supporting them in achieving those goals. It emphasizes the need for resources, mentorship, and emotional encouragement to help individuals navigate challenges. Collaboration over gatekeeping fosters success, highlighting community support’s vital role in overcoming obstacles.
Matthew 5:16 (KJV) – “Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven.” WE ARE CALLED TO BE THE LIGHT Light is the natural agent that stimulates sight and makes things visible. As believers, we are the ones who can shine the […]
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.
I have been interested in a particular lady for the past year and a half. During this time, I wrestled with approaching her or making it obvious that I liked her. I did not want to be turned down by a girl again. Past rejections made expressing my true feelings and moving forward with my […]
I was reading Daniel 3 yesterday, and something new stood out. I saw the importance of having friends who share your convictions. Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego were unwilling to compromise their beliefs to please Nebuchadnezzar. They were all on the same page in knowing what God required of them. They all knew the truth and […]
One of the things I have been learning is to not allow myself to view those who God has placed in my life in this season through the lens of those who have hurt me in a previous season. It is easy to see people through the lens of hurt, trauma, etc. It is easy […]
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