HOLD FAST WHAT IS GOOD

 *JKWASI WISDOM SERIES*

Sometimes the one giving you the medicine… is the one making you sick.

And a slightly deeper edition,

Not everyone who claims to heal you has pure intentions.

Discernment is protection. Stay awake.

📖 “Test everything; hold fast what is good.” 

1 Thessalonians 5:21

📖 “By their fruits you will know them.” — Matthew 7:16

Wisdom isn’t paranoia. It’s awareness.

Every new day is the first chapter of the rest of your life.

Yesterday was a draft.

Today is a blank page.

Tomorrow is waiting on what you write now.

No matter what happened before mistakes, delays, setbacks the pen is still in your hands.

Start fresh.

Think better.

Move wiser.

Believe bigger.

Make today a chapter you’ll be proud to reread one day. 💙✨

*jkwasi*

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