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Replying to @🌻Monique🌻 just a snippet of my church’s Passover production 🤍🧎🏽‍♀️✝️

MY JESUS 🌅🧎🏽‍♀️🤍📯✝️ isaiah 53:5 from sorrow to salvation. from sacrifice to grace & freedom. blessed Good Friday and Passover.

Kicking off the day with the ultimate breakfast combo—a Boerie Double Meal, a crispy hash brown, and a caramel iced latte! 🔥🥓☕ Nothing beats this lineup. What’s your must-have McDonald’s breakfast? 📲 Order yours now on the McDonald’s app and start your morning right! #McBreakfastClub @McDonald’s South Africa

my gums are screaaaminnnnggg 🥲

At my big age, if I want McDonald’s for breakfast, best believe I’m getting McDonald’s for breakfast. ☀️🥓 No stress, no wait, just a solid start to the day, exactly how I like it. Drive-Thru, pick-up, or order ahead, it’s always a win. Grab yours and thank me later. ✨📲 Download the McDonald’s App now! #McBreakfastClub

never get tired of this @The Girlfriends Club💋

Looking for fathers and daughters who are open to participating in my Master’s research project. 📚 This study explores fatherhood and its impact on daughters. We’ll talk about how conversations shape love, trust, identity, culture, religion, and more. You will be asked open-ended questions in a one-on-one interviews and a group discussion. It is not only about gender and sexuality, but about the full experience of your relationship: the talks, the disagreements, the love, the lessons. The research is inspired by my own journey with my dad, and I would love to hear your story too. ‼️ Participation is voluntary, and you only share what you’re comfortable with. All information shared will be kept confidential and used only for this research project. ‼️ DM me if you’re interested and I’ll send you the research poster with more details. 🙌🏽

see y’all next semester 🤓 now it’s thesis time & marking

ek is baie passievol oor afval 😔

Augrabies Falls 🌊💛 Haven’t been here in nearly 2 decades. And we took my Pa with us, it was BEAUTIFUL 🥹 the Lord really showed up today showing Himself in creation. 🌈 #augrabiesfalls #augrabies

I looovvvve it but I’m still not a ma’am 🫠

this song will do it EVERY TIME 🫠 ALWAYS ON ROTATION

2019 vs 2025 In 2019, I stood on this stage as a 20-year-old—one year into my walk with the Lord, but still with one foot in the world and one in Christ. I was swaying. Torn. Welcomed with open arms and told, “Come as you are.” And I did. But it took years—many years—for me to truly listen. To surrender. To trust Him fully. And when I finally did, everything changed. There were things spoken over me that could’ve shaped my life into a very different story—a painful, broken one. But “the weapons formed against me did not prosper” (Isaiah 54:17). Curses were broken. My identity was restored. “For I am fearfully and wonderfully made” (Psalm 139:14). God reminded me who I am in Him. Now, standing on the same stage, I see the difference. Not just in the photos, but in the woman I’ve become. A woman who knows who she belongs to. A woman led by grace, shaped by obedience, carried by mercy. I thank Him for taking me on this journey. For putting me in rooms and places I never dreamed I would stand. “Your gift will make room for you and bring you before great men” (Proverbs 18:16). And even when I didn’t know where I was going, He did. “The steps of a righteous person are ordered by the Lord” (Psalm 37:23). He has never left me. “I have been young, and now am old, yet I have not seen the righteous forsaken” (Psalm 37:25). This isn’t just a testimony—it’s a call to reflection. Lord, am I where You want me to be? Am I hearing You clearly, or am I missing what You’ve called me to do? Am I standing in the way of how You want to use me? Because I’ve had many almosts—moments I nearly missed what He wanted to do through me. And I never want to live in “almost.” When I enter the gates of heaven, I want it to be with a heart that responded to every call, that repented deeply, that surrendered fully, and lived in servanthood unto Him. He called me as I was, but He didn’t leave me that way. I became who He always intended for me to be. “Being confident of this, that He who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus.” — Philippians 1:6