Bavo

Three days ago I shared a picture of me helping my last son with his homework.

Just a normal parenting moment.

But someone dropped a comment that made me pause.

They asked:
‘Where is his left hand going anyway?’

For a second I almost responded with anger… but then I realized something.

On social media, some people intentionally leave suggestive or provocative comments just to get a reaction.

The truth is simple:
Some people see innocence.
Others see what reflects their own mindset.

That picture was nothing more than a mother helping her child with his homework.

Moments like that are normal in many homes.

But it made me wonder…

Why do some people feel the need to $€-xualize innocent situations involving children?

Do you think social media is making people read too much negativity into normal life moments?

Happy Sunday 🙌🏽

Before you step out for service…
Be honest 👀

After church today, you’re going straight to:

A. Nap ministry 😴
B. Kitchen ministry 🍲
C. Family / outing ministry 📸

Drop A, B or C no long explanation 😂

This is how adulthood looks behind the scenes. 😭

You order something.
It arrives.
Now you’re the one dragging, arranging, fixing, stressing.

Nobody talks about this part of being an adult.

You just keep figuring it out one heavy package at a time.

If you’ve ever said “why did I order this?” halfway through lifting it… please drop a comment so I know I’m not alone 😂👇🏽

Morning check-in 🌿
What’s something you’re not going to stress about today?

゚viralシ

Good morning to everyone who woke up early…
and to those still negotiating with their alarm 😭😂

We move regardless.

Quick question before we all sleep 😌

If money was not a problem right now, where would you be?

A. On a beach 🌊
B. Sleeping in a 5-star hotel 🛏️
C. Shopping without checking price 🛍️
D. Still in my house but ordering food like a billionaire 🍔😂

I’m choosing D because stress is not invited tonight.