Daily Love Letters from God Wesleyne

"Prayer is the number one thing that you can do when your soul is weary when your faith feels a little shaky."- Wesleyne
Word of The Day
"Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest." - Matthew 11:28
In Matthew 11:28-30, Jesus invites those who are weary and burdened to find rest in Him. This passage, spoken directly by Jesus, emphasizes the need to come to Him for true rest, both physical and spiritual. Wesleyne reflects on the significance of these words and how they apply to our lives today.
Jesus offers a rest that goes beyond physical relaxation; it's a rest for our souls, providing peace and relief from the burdens we carry. He encourages us to take His yoke upon ourselves, learning from His gentleness and humility. Our souls can become weary from the challenges of life, causing our faith to waver and our spiritual practices to falter. However, Jesus assures us that His burden is light, and He is ready to carry our heavy loads.
To rest our weary souls, Wesleyne suggests focusing on resting our minds. This can involve reducing exposure to stressful or negative content, spending more time in prayer, reading the Bible, journaling, and seeking God's presence. Prayer becomes a powerful tool in finding peace and surrendering our burdens to God, allowing Him to intercede and lighten our load.
Takeaways:
Seek rest for your weary soul in Jesus, who offers peace and relief from life's burdens.Embrace Jesus's invitation to take His yoke and learn from His gentleness and humility.Recognize signs of a weary soul, such as a weakened prayer life or wavering faith.Prioritize practices that rest your mind, such as prayer, Bible reading, journaling, and reducing exposure to stress.Trust in God's promise that His burden is light, and surrender your worries and burdens to Him.

Chapters
00:00 Invitation to Rest01:14 Finding Peace in Jesus02:37 Signs of a Weary Soul03:59 Resting Your Mind05:20 Trusting in God's Light Burden
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"Allow God to lead you and guide you. This is not my time to be in control. This is God's time, and I allow Him to lead me."- Wesleyne
Morning devotion is a daily practice of setting aside intentional time to connect with God.
Wesleyne shares her personal routine to help strengthen the relationship with God and encourage others to allow Him to enter into their lives.
Wake up at least 30 minutes before the day's demands begin, regardless of whether you're a morning person or not. Allocate this time specifically for God.Physically move to a quiet space in your home, signaling the start of your sacred time. Prepare yourself mentally and spiritually, just as you would for any important task.Invite God into your space and ask Him to lead you according to His will. Let go of controlling the session and allow God to direct your actions.Be open to God's guidance. Your morning devotion may involve various activities, such as reading the Bible, praying, journaling, or simply sitting in silence. Listen to God's voice and follow His lead.Spend some time in silence, allowing God to speak to you. When distracting thoughts arise, pray over them and refocus your attention on God.Practice morning devotion consistently for at least 21 days to establish it as a habit. Over time, you'll experience God's presence more profoundly and see His influence in your life.

Takeaways
Dedicate intentional time each morning to connect with God.Invite God's Guidance: Allow God to lead your morning devotion and be open to His direction.Your time with God can take various forms, so be adaptable and listen to His voice.Spend moments in silence to listen to God's whispers and pray over distracting thoughts.Make morning devotion a habit by practicing it regularly for at least 21 days.

Chapters
00:00 Inviting God's Presence02:22 Preparation for Connection04:31 Flexibility in Worship06:47 Silent Reflection08:58 Consistency in Devotion
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"All they have to do is confess with their mouth and they are forgiven by your grace."- Weslene
In this heartfelt prayer, Wesleyne leads listeners in repentance, acknowledging sins both known and unknown and asking for God's forgiveness and cleansing. She emphasizes the importance of repentance, not only for the sins we are aware of but also for those we may not recognize. Through confession and repentance, we release the burdens we carry and receive the grace and forgiveness of God.
Wesleyne expresses gratitude for God's grace, acknowledging that as His children, we are forgiven and loved unconditionally. She encourages listeners to let go of guilt and condemnation, trusting in God's mercy and grace to cleanse and renew them.
The prayer invites listeners to surrender their burdens to God, trusting in His forgiveness and embracing the peace that comes from releasing anxieties and regrets. Wesleyne reminds us that through confession and repentance, we learn and grow, moving forward with greater wisdom and strength.

Takeaways
Confessing our sins and asking for God's forgiveness leads to cleansing and renewal of the heart.God's grace is available to all who seek it, regardless of the sins we've committed.Surrendering our burdens to God allows us to let go of guilt and anxiety, and experience His peace.Every moment of repentance is an opportunity to learn and grow, guiding us away from sin and toward righteousness.

Chapter
00:00 Acknowledging Sin01:59 Seeking Forgiveness03:35 Embracing God's Grace05:22 Letting Go of Guilt06:55 Learning and GrowingWhat questions are you struggling to answer? Wesleyne would love to answer these questions for you personally. Send any questions or prayer requests to hello@askwesleyne.com
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"God has chosen you to build a sanctuary. Be strong and do the work."- Wesleyne
Word of the Day
"Consider now, for the Lord has chosen you to build a house as a sanctuary. Be strong and do the work." - 1 Chronicles 28:10
In 1 Chronicles 28:10, we are reminded that the Lord has chosen each of us to build a sanctuary, a house with a unique purpose. This purpose is deeply personal and tailored to our individual gifts and callings. For Wesleyne, it's about impacting lives and helping people realize their worth and potential.
Your sanctuary might be a ministry, a business, or a personal mission to spread kindness and love. It's where your purpose resides, and it's unique to you. Even if you feel inadequate or lacking in gifts, remember that God can work through your strengths and weaknesses alike.
The verse emphasizes the importance of being strong and doing the work. Strength alone isn't enough; it's the action that matters. The enemy may try to discourage you, but God will provide the strength to persevere. Building your sanctuary is a gradual process, one brick at a time.
Takeaways
God has chosen you for a specific purpose, unique to your gifts and talents.Being strong isn't just about endurance; it's about actively pursuing your purpose.Embrace the journey of building your sanctuary, knowing that it's a gradual process of growth and learning.Trust in God's strength and guidance as you fulfill your purpose, even in the face of challenges.
Chapters
00:00: Understanding the unique calling God has placed on your life.02:15: Embracing your purpose and taking action to fulfill it.04:46: Staying strong and committed to the work, despite challenges.

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"Love yourself because Christ is in you, so you are enough, just as you are."- Wesleyne
Word of The Day
"Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind. This is the first and greatest commandment. And the second is like it: Love your neighbor as yourself." - Matthew 22:37-39
In Matthew 22:37-39, Jesus reveals the greatest commandments: to love God with all our heart, soul, and mind, and to love our neighbor as ourselves. Wesleyne dives into the significance of these commandments and how they shape our relationship with God, ourselves, and others.
Wesleyne emphasizes the importance of loving God with all our hearts. This means softening our hearts to God's commands and seeking Him in times of adversity. Next, she discusses loving God with all our souls, urging us to nourish our bodies and souls, ensuring they're healthy and strong. Finally, loving God with all our minds involves feeding our minds with God's word and replacing negative thoughts with His truth.
Following this, Wesleyne delves into the commandment to love our neighbor as ourselves. She emphasizes the critical aspect of self-love, highlighting that we must love ourselves to truly love others. Loving ourselves involves accepting ourselves as we are, and knowing that we are enough because Christ is within us.
Takeaways
Soften your heart, nourish your soul, and feed your mind with God's word to love Him fully.Accept yourself as enough, knowing that Christ is within you, and love yourself unconditionally.Once you love God and yourself, you can love others genuinely and unconditionally.
Chapters
00:00: Understanding the importance of loving God and others.00:27: Softening your heart and trusting God's commands.02:33: Nourishing your body and soul to strengthen your relationship with God.03:09: Feeding your mind with God's word and replacing negative thoughts.04:20: Embracing self-love to love others authentically.07:18: Understanding the significance of self-love and its role in loving others.

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"Don't withhold the things that you have from the world."- Wesleyne
Word of The Day
"When Jesus landed and saw a large crowd, he had compassion on them, because they were like sheep without a shepherd. So he began teaching them many things."- Mark 6:34
Mark 6:34-44 tells the story of Jesus feeding the multitude with five loaves of bread and two fish. From this passage, Wesleyne draws several valuable lessons.
Firstly, Jesus had compassion on the people, seeing them as lost sheep in need of guidance. Similarly, we are called to teach others about God's love and transformation.
Secondly, when the disciples hesitated to feed the crowd due to cost concerns, Jesus instructed them to give what they had. Wesleyne encourages us to reflect on what our "five loaves and two fish" might be—our time, money, talents, or expertise.
The message is clear: don't withhold your blessings from others. Trust God to multiply what you give. Just as Jesus multiplied the loaves and fish to feed thousands, He can use our generosity to impact countless lives.
At the end of the story, there were twelve baskets of leftovers—representing abundance and overflow. Wesleyne urges us to share our gifts and testimonies generously, knowing that God will provide more than enough.
Takeaway
Have compassion for others and share the love and teachings of Jesus.Give freely of what you have, trusting God to multiply your blessings.Expect overflow when you share your gifts and testimonies with others.Your generosity can change lives and lead to immeasurable blessings.

Chapters
00:00: Sharing the love and teachings of Jesus with others.01:33: Trusting God's multiplication power despite doubts.03:50: Recognizing and sharing your "five loaves and two fish."05:30: Experiencing overflow when you generously share your blessings.07:37: Witnessing life-changing impacts through sharing your gifts and testimonies.

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