When All Your Lights Are Blinking — Finding Strength in the Heavy Seasons


Life has a way of stacking emotions at our feet before we even have a chance to process the last wave. One moment we’re steady, grounded, and managing it all with grace—and the next, our strength is stretched thin and every emotional light on our dashboard is blinking at the same time.
If you’ve ever felt like you’re carrying more weight than you should, trying not to burden those around you, or silently navigating emotions because you don’t want to “be too much”—you are not alone. You are human.


What I’m learning is this:

Emotions don’t make you weak. They make you real.

And balancing your weight doesn’t mean carrying it alone.


God never asked us to hide our tears or silence our overwhelm. He asked us to bring it to Him. Some days your strength will be at 100%. Other days, you might feel like you’re running on fumes. Both are okay. Both are seen by God.


The beauty is that faith works in the middle.

Right where the load gets heavy.

Right where your heart feels stretched.

Right where your inner alarms start blinking red.


The goal is not to pretend. It’s to navigate with God, to breathe before you break, and to remember:


You don’t have to be the strongest person in the room every day.

You don’t have to smile through every storm.

And you don’t have to carry emotions that are crushing your spirit.


Let God hold the weight you can’t.

Let trusted people hold space for you when you need it.

And when all your lights are blinking, whisper this:


“Lord, steady me. Fill me again.”


Because you are not failing.

You are navigating.

And you are stronger than you feel.


Unapologetically, G.

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