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I Wanted to Be Liked, But God Wanted Me Loved.

For the longest time, I just wanted people to like me. I wanted to be the girl everyone smiled at when I walked in the room, the one with the prettiest selfies, the best outfits, the funniest captions. I changed how I talked, how I dressed, and sometimes even how I thought—just to fit into spaces I had no business squeezing into. And if I’m being real, it felt good for a moment. Until it didn’t. The truth? Being liked is temporary. It fades when you mess up, when you say the wrong thing, or when you stop performing. But being loved —truly loved by God—is different. It doesn’t demand perfection. It wraps you up even when you’re at your lowest. And it took me a while to see that. God wasn’t trying to make me popular. He was trying to make me whole. When I finally stopped chasing applause and started chasing Him, I found a love I didn’t have to compete for. A love that corrected me, healed me, and stood beside me when I couldn’t even recognize myself in the mirror. That love is Jesus. So ...
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About Girl Talk & God Talk - Get To Know The Author.

     They say first impressions matter-but I've learned that they don't always tell the whole story. You might see a smile, a style, or a quiet personality, but there's so much more behind the surface. This blog is my space to share what I've learned ( and am still learning ) as a young adult walking in Christ. From faith and friendships to struggles and lessons, this is a place where i'll be real, honest, and prayerful. I believe God writes beautiful stories in our hearts- so here's a glimpse into mine. Lets grow together. Im Livi-20 years old, a wife, a storyteller, and a daughter of the King. I've been in church all my life, but like many, I has a season where I drifted, wrestled, and ran. At 17, I stepped into a whirlwind chapter- full of mistakes, emotions, and unexpected turns- that led me to the man who would one day become my husband. I married at 19, since then, God has been gently rewriting my heart and renewing my vision. This blog is a glimpse in...