Over the last few days, these thoughts have been resting on my heart.
It’s early Monday morning—2:59 a.m.—and I’ve just finished my business meeting with God.
There’s no clear direction yet.
But as I walk through this week, I’m choosing to listen and obey the promptings of the Holy Spirit.
I’m learning to walk with the Lord one day at a time—both in my personal relationship with Him and in the work He’s entrusted to me through Malisia Writes.
I’m trusting Him with every decision that needs to be made in my copywriting business.
Learning in the Quiet Moments
I’m also learning in the quiet times with Him.
Sometimes, I don’t see the growth right away.
It feels slow.
It feels hidden.
But when I look back, I can see how much He has already changed me.
God has been working in me, even when I didn’t realize it.
What God Is Changing in Me
Tuesday morning—February 2, 2026—2:48 a.m.
I paused and asked myself:
What changes do I see in me?
I no longer want my will and my way.
I want His.
I’m more patient than I used to be.
I’ve been faithful in seeking Him daily and reading His Word.
And I’m eager to see what God has planned—and how He will use me to help others.
These changes didn’t happen overnight.
They happened through years of preparation.
Years of surrender.
Years of choosing God’s ways over mine.
Jesus has been faithful to His promise to keep working in me.
I’m not finished yet.
This is a lifelong journey.
But it is worth it.
Trusting God With the Unknown
Today, I’m supposed to receive updates about my new job and schedule.
I’m still unsure how it will turn out.
I’m still waiting to see if it’s truly what it appears to be.
But I trust that the Lord will reveal everything in His perfect time.
He always does.
Each day, I’m learning to surrender my will for His.
To ask for clear direction—just for today.
I don’t need to see the whole picture.
If I did, I’d probably try to take control and mess things up.
So instead, I’m choosing to trust Jesus step by step.
One prayer.
One decision.
One day at a time.
A Word for You
Let me ask you something:
Where are you in your walk with the Lord today?
It took me years to get where I am now.
Years of doubt.
Years of waiting.
Years of learning to trust.
So if you’re still growing…
Still learning…
Still praying for clarity…
Don’t lose hope.
God is working in you, too.
Even when you can’t see it yet.