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Daily Devotional — Luke 2:20
Verse (Luke 2:20, ESV) “And the shepherds returned, glorifying and praising God for all they had heard and seen, as it had been told them.” There’s something powerful about the last part of the Christmas story that people don’t always talk about: the shepherds didn’t stay in the moment. They didn’t build a shrine.…
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Happy Holidays (A Quick Note From the Heart)
Happy Holidays, everyone. I just wanted to take a moment to say I’m grateful for each and every person who takes time to read my posts, share them, or reach out—whether you’re doing amazing right now or you’re barely holding it together. Either way, you matter, and you’re not alone. The holidays can be…
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Finding Light in the Lonely Season
The holidays are often pictured as a time of laughter, family, and warmth — but for many, this season brings quiet battles that go unseen. Behind the twinkling lights, some hearts ache from loss. Some minds wrestle with depression or anxiety. Some people simply feel forgotten in a world that seems too busy to notice their pain.
If that’s you — please know this: you are not alone.
The holidays can stir up memories of people we’ve lost, mistakes we’ve made, or moments we wish we could change. The weight of expectations can make even the smallest things feel heavy. But the truth is, you don’t have to fake a smile or pretend everything is perfect. Healing doesn’t come from pretending — it comes from being honest about how you feel and letting others walk beside you.
Take a moment to breathe. To pray. To rest. Let yourself feel what you feel without judgment. God’s love isn’t limited to joyful moments — it shines brightest in the dark ones. He meets us in the silence, the tears, and the late nights when we don’t know how to keep going.
“The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.” — John 1:5
If you’re struggling this holiday season, reach out. Talk to someone. Whether it’s a friend, a counselor, a pastor, or a support line — connection is what brings light back into the room.
You don’t have to face the holidays alone. Here at You {R} Not Alone, we’re walking through the season with you — offering compassion, understanding, and hope. Because even in the coldest times of the year, light still breaks through.
“This season, give yourself grace. Healing is a gift too.”
By Founder: Josh Bridges
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