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Don’t Let Them Trample on Your Flowers!
When Life Gets Loud Good morning, good morning, and welcome to another Soul & Self-Care Sunday!Today, I want to talk about something that has been sitting in my spirit all week.Don't let them trample on your flowers!Now, when I say flowers, I'm not talking...
Never Give Up. Never Quit.
NEVER GIVE UP. NEVER QUIT. Sometimes self-care looks like getting outside of yourself and serving something bigger than what you're going through. Being in Chicago while the Never Give Up • Never Quit Mental Health Awareness Giveaway Tour is here gives you a beautiful...
Nuturing Your Friendships Is Self-Care
This week reminded me of something simple but powerful: No man is an island.             We talk a lot about self-care as rest, boundaries, quiet time, prayer, getting our finances together, taking care of our bodies, and protecting our...
LET IT FALL! Letting Go of What No Longer Serves You – Resetting you Soul!
Fall Is an Invitation to Release There is something honest about autumn. The trees do not cling to leaves that have finished their season. They release them slowly, beautifully, and without apology. The changing colors remind us that letting go is not always a loss....
Rock Your Crown and Take Your Case to the King: 5 Words That Can Transform Your Prayer Life
SOUL & SELF-CARE SUNDAY The devil has us running around here thinking he's the boogeyman he does not have the authority but we're letting him punk us out of the authority given to us in Christ Jesus Running Scared. Take it to the War Room…the court room of...
With God
SOUL & SELF-CARE SUNDAY WITH GOD “The oil in your life is not for comfort. It is for winning, with God, for God, and because of God.” Welcome to the first Soul & Self-Care Sunday of September, and for me, Day 8 of 21 Days of Prayer with my church family. We...
At the Reflection Pool: Remembering MOMMY, the Woman Who Mothered, Loved, Raised and Covered Me – A Heavenly Birthday Reflection
SOUL & SELF-CARE SUNDAY At the Reflection Pool: Remembering the Woman Who Mothered Me A Heavenly Birthday Reflection Today is August 31st And it sits quietly between two dates that mean so much to me. My birthday has just passed, and August 31st would have been my...
Birthday Glow-Up: I Celebrate Me — A Soul & Self-Care Sunday Reflection
SOUL & SELF-CARE SUNDAY BIRTHDAY GLOW-UP: I CELEBRATE ME Opening Poem — “I Celebrate Me” Opening Poem — “I Celebrate Me” Today I celebrate me— not because life has been easy, not because every dream came true, but because God kept breathing purpose into everything...
Soul & Self-Care Sunday: Clear the Clutter — Making Room to Finish Strong
CLEAR THE CLUTTER: Making Room to Finish Strong August 16, 2026 Good morning, beautiful people, and welcome to another Soul & Self-Care Sunday. I'm Roceania "Roe" Williams, and today I want to talk about something that I think all of us need from time to time. We...
Your Finances Are Self-Care: Why Stewardship Is the Missing Piece of Your Wellness Journey
When we talk about self-care, our minds usually drift toward the comforting rituals: a warm bath with eucalyptus salts, lighting a favorite candle, curling up with a good book, or taking a quiet Sunday afternoon to unplug. We invest time and energy into our skincare...
Nuturing Your Friendships Is Self-Care

Nuturing Your Friendships Is Self-Care

Friendship is more than fun—it’s part of self-care. This week reminded me that laughter, shared memories, meaningful conversations, and making time for the people we love can truly enrich the soul. Old friendships remind us where we’ve been, while new connections can open doors to fresh experiences, opportunities, and new chapters.

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LET IT FALL! Letting Go of What No Longer Serves You – Resetting you Soul!

LET IT FALL! Letting Go of What No Longer Serves You – Resetting you Soul!

Autumn has a way of preaching without saying a word. The trees release what has finished its season without apology, and they never look abandoned doing it. Letting Go of What No Longer Serves You: A Faith-Based Fall Reset for Your Soul is an invitation to do the same, to lay down the grudge you keep re-opening, the hustle you mistook for worth, the guilt that shows up every time you rest, and the old version of yourself you’ve been carrying into a new season. Rooted in Ecclesiastes 3:1, Isaiah 43:18–19, Psalm 139:23–24, and Hebrews 12:1, this reflection walks you through a simple thirty-minute fall reset: read the Word, release the weight, pray honestly, take one practical step, and close with gratitude. There’s a poem for the gray days, a prayer for the tired ones, and one truth worth holding onto: an ending is not proof that you failed. It may be evidence that your roots are preparing for what comes next. If you have been waiting on permission to let go and start again: this is it.

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Rock Your Crown and Take Your Case to the King: 5 Words That Can Transform Your Prayer Life

Rock Your Crown and Take Your Case to the King: 5 Words That Can Transform Your Prayer Life

Prayer is more than telling God what hurts—it is bringing our requests into agreement with His Word. We pray specifically, we surrender what we cannot control, and we stand on Scripture with faith, humility, and authority.
Today, I’m choosing not to pray from panic, but from position.
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With God

With God

What does it mean to truly live with God when the cup doesn’t pass, the answer hasn’t come, and you’re caught between no longer and not yet? In this Soul & Self-Care Sunday, Roe Williams explores Gethsemane, the oil press, trust, surrender, and the power of knowing that even under pressure, you are not alone. With God, we win—not just in the end, but in the waiting, the pressing, the healing, and the becoming.

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At the Reflection Pool: Remembering MOMMY,  the Woman Who Mothered, Loved, Raised and Covered Me – A Heavenly Birthday Reflection

At the Reflection Pool: Remembering MOMMY, the Woman Who Mothered, Loved, Raised and Covered Me – A Heavenly Birthday Reflection

As I stand at the reflection pool of my life, I’m learning that grief and gratitude can live in the same place. I can miss my mother deeply and still rejoice in the gift of having known her, loved her, and been shaped by her. And for those whose relationship with their mother was painful, absent, or complicated, I believe God can still send mothering love through a grandmother, aunt, mentor, friend, spiritual mother—or someone unexpected. Sometimes healing begins when we ask God to open our eyes to the ways He has already been loving us through others.

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