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Devyn Poynter
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Boundaries are always changing.
Sometimes you need to reset again in the quiet, but life will sometimes just life
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Sometimes you need to reset again in the quiet, but life will sometimes just life
Devyn Poynter
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There are days when it all falls apart, everything could be perfect, one thing is out of line.
We don’t need to always hold things together…it’s okay to cry, step out of what we are used to.
Honestly pulled at my heart, it’s a good reminder not everything is for clicks, likes or follows.
God will always hold the pen to our book!
— Aug 19, 2026 07:59PM
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We don’t need to always hold things together…it’s okay to cry, step out of what we are used to.
Honestly pulled at my heart, it’s a good reminder not everything is for clicks, likes or follows.
God will always hold the pen to our book!
Devyn Poynter
is on page 85 of 272
“What you have is enough.”
I’ll make it simple for once, stop chasing and begin your journey.
It won’t be perfect, could be shaky, but it will be an adventure to get you out of comparing and following every little thing.
— Aug 10, 2026 08:46PM
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I’ll make it simple for once, stop chasing and begin your journey.
It won’t be perfect, could be shaky, but it will be an adventure to get you out of comparing and following every little thing.
Devyn Poynter
is on page 85 of 272
This chapter really dove into prayer and how quickly we reach for our phones instead of slowing down.
Social media isn’t bad, but it reminded me that moderation matters. I realized how often I rush through my routine just to scroll instead of making time for prayer or being present with family.
Our ancestors didn’t have phones connecting them 24/7, but they did have prayer!
— Aug 02, 2026 07:33PM
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Social media isn’t bad, but it reminded me that moderation matters. I realized how often I rush through my routine just to scroll instead of making time for prayer or being present with family.
Our ancestors didn’t have phones connecting them 24/7, but they did have prayer!












