It’s Shaun’s World

Whether it’s a much needed message, confirmation, or blessing, everything happens in God’s perfect time.

Trust Him.

Trust His process.

Trust His plan.♥️

Love you,

Shaun

Came across a quote this morning that I had saved on February 18, 2021. It said—

“Not all storms come to disrupt your life, some come to clear your path.”

For most of my life, I’ve considered storms to be disruptive—I mean, let’s be real, THEY ARE—but when I look back at the beauty that resulted from many of those storms, they were worth going through. Not all the storms, but most.

Today, I still face storms; however, they’re not as disruptive as they used to be. Perhaps it’s because I’m older and things just don’t faze me as they used to, or my experience with past storms makes the new ones seem more like strong breezes (so I bundle up). Either way, I know that there’s beauty on the other side of the storms, so that’s what I focus on, the beauty.♥️

Signed and sealed with love, light, and truth. You belong in every room and at every table God has allowed you to grace. If you must, use a folding chair.

–Shaun’s Daily Inspiration

It’s always nice to start the day with a smile. In my opinion, it sets the tone for a beautiful day. When your day begins to feel a little bleak, remember your morning smile.

This morning’s smile is both a reminder and an affirmation—

“You are loved.”

Affirm—

“I am loved.”

“Yes… I am loved.”

And you are!

Have a wonderfully blessed day.♥️

I love you,

Shaun

It’s in God’s love that you’ll find pure, unconditional love, peace that surpasses all understanding, indescribable joy, and true contentment. Open your heart and let God’s love in. Surround yourself with it. Rest in it. I promise you, there’s no other experience like it.♥️

Love you,

Shaun

So many of our childhood leaders are transitioning on to the next realm of life—the afterlife—leaving our generation to carry on their legacy. May we continue the work they inherited from the generations before them, moving with pride, intentionality, and purpose.

In the words of the now late Reverend Jesse Jackson, let’s “keep hope alive.”

We have work to do!♥️

Shaun