@FaithfulWalker will keep you in prayers. Hope to see you back soon. Remember not to spend too much time alone, be on your guard and do your best. The enemy prowls like a roaring lion and we should be sober minded.
Together we are stronger because as children of God we share a divine heritage and watch each others backs. Stay strong in the Lord.
I admire your consistency. You and @user1234567890 are probably the most consistent people I see on this forum now. Keep it up- it will definitely reward you in the long run.
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@debellator I not leaving the RC Forum completely just closing my journal temporarily. I just need time and space to get my thoughts together so that I can give information instead of giving information day by day.
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Not sure what to say. But you’ve been an inspiration to me even when you fell down. I always had this darkness i couldn’t explain but you persevere on. It makes me do the same in my journey. Im glad your doing well these days. Stay strong and believe in the Almighty God.
As for me, i must grow more spiritually but i will be like habukak where i will have faith even in my doubt and darkness. God Bless. Amen.
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To: My Friends
Address: RC Forum
https://rewirecompanion.com
From: Prayer_Warrior
Address: United States of America
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IronWill: Still I Rise!
No matter how many times I fall, I will still rise
January 01, 2025 Wednesday
10:16 am Eastern Standard Time
My Information (tap to see)
Day 45 of 90
NoFap Streak: 45 days
Stage 1: 0 to 90 Days
Challenge: 45/45 days
Badge: Nobleman
Urge Meter: Level 1
2 Corinthians 4:7-10 (KJV) But we have this treasure in earthen vessels, that the excellency of the power may be of God, and not of us.
We are troubled on every side, yet not distressed; we are perplexed, but not in despair;
Persecuted, but not forsaken; cast down, but not destroyed;
Always bearing about in the body the dying of the Lord Jesus, that the life also of Jesus might be made manifest in our body.
To Whom It May Concern
Hello my friends, I am doing well today. I am writing this as a random journal entry, nothing is official yet when I will write in this full time but I just want everyone to that I am okay. Now you may be wondering why I am writing in this on January 01, 2025, the reason being is because I don’t want to loose consistency in writing my journal. I know that I have made a lot of friends here and I really appreciate what y’all do for me. As it may seem strange at the time for me at this moment to write in my journal. The main reason I started this journal was because I was 100+ days to develop Self-Discipline and motivation for others to read.
Now I know that you might get your hopes up that this journal is open officially, but it is not. I am only 45 days but as soon as I make it to at least 112 days this journal will officially be open for conversations that need to be spoken about. When things in my life are back to normal, things in this journal will be different. As you can see in this post that I have changed the format to look like a letter in an envelope. There are also lines in the post like a folded letter. This is some of the updates that I have created in this post.
I may be 45 days clean but I wish everyone here a Happy New Year. I want to be stronger in 2025 and I hope that all of you will too. This year November will not make me fall. This year I will be consistent about my actions and pray daily for my redemption. Exactly how many days do I need to be free from this addiction? 100, 200, or 365, no one actually knows how to be free from this addiction until they surrender their life to God.
I don’t have any new year resolutions because I have accomplished a lot in my life. My first resolutions where set in 2018 and ever since then no new resolutions have have come to mind. If I set resolutions for each year my take on life will be different. I would continually be stuck in a rut, I don’t want that at all.
Okay I want to confess something that almost happened to me yesterday. This is mainly for this journal entry, I almost gave up yesterday because my body was weak and I didn’t take my vitamin on Monday. My mind was out of control, my hands where ready to play and the devil was telling me it was okay. But you know what I didn’t fall, I didn’t give in, I stood my ground and said to myself “you are better than this”. Well I just wanted to let you know that I am okay.
God bless y’all and don’t give up hope. Keep fighting and know that our Redeemer lives.
Motivational Quote
Be Strong in the Lord and never give up hope.
-Unspoken
IronWill: Still I Rise!
The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you. My love be with you all in Christ Jesus. Amen.
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Hey brothers and sisters I made it to day 50. This is not a letter, I just wanted to let you know that I am finally at day 50. I ask you, what does it take to make a man/woman happy? Well to tell you the truth the most things that make me happy is making it this far. Stage 1 is almost over and stage 2 is upon me. I thank the Lord every day that my life has changed for the better. The most thing that helped me the most was surrending my life to Jesus every day and every time I wake up each morning. God bless you all.
God bless y’all and don’t give up hope. Keep fighting and know that our Redeemer lives.
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Big score 50, congratulations, Jesus is watching this battle.
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Keep going brother and don’t look back. God is with you every step of the way. Don’t give up and don’t give in. Concentrate on why you started and look forward to a better you.
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50 days is a lot, congratulations brother. I pray the Lord continues to strengthen you in your journey, your dedication and passion is an inspiration.
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Stage 1: Resisting the Urge (Days 0-90)
The first battle is against the urges—the chains that have kept me bound for too long. This is the stage where I break free, where I build the foundation for a new life. The enemy is strong, but my will is stronger.
My Mission
To overcome urges and develop the discipline to say “no” without hesitation. This is where I reclaim control over my mind, body, and spirit.
The Battle Plan for Stage 1
Cold Showers – Shock the system, build mental resilience, and remind myself that I am in control.
Daily Exercise – Physical strength fuels mental strength. Every rep is a step toward self-mastery.
Immediate Action Against Urges – When the temptation comes, I will not entertain it. I will move, breathe, pray—anything but give in.
No Triggers, No Excuses – I will cut out anything that fuels the addiction: social media, isolation, or anything that leads to relapse.
Scripture & Prayer – God is my strength. Every day, I will arm myself with His word and seek His guidance.
Journaling Progress – I will track my battles and victories, learning from every experience.
Surviving the Crucible
The first 30 days will be the hardest—the withdrawal, the cravings, the doubt. But I will endure.
By 60 days, my mind will begin to clear, my energy will rise, and my confidence will grow.
At 90 days, I will emerge victorious, ready to face the next challenge.
The foundation will be set. The chains will be broken. The war will continue.
But I will never be the same again.
Stage 1: Resisting the Urge (Days 0-90) - Completed
The first war has been fought—and I stand victorious. For 90 days, I battled my urges, broke the chains, and reclaimed control. It was not easy. There were moments of struggle, but I refused to fall.
Now, Stage 1 is complete.
I have built the foundation. The cravings no longer hold power over me. The addiction is losing its grip. But this journey does not end here.
Now, a new battle begins—the battle for emotional mastery. Stage 2 awaits.
If you wish to use these strategies, you are welcome to them. God bless!
I move forward, stronger than ever. Still I rise.
My Foundational Verses:
Proverbs 3:5-7 (KJV)
“Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.
In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths.
Be not wise in thine own eyes: fear the LORD, and depart from evil.”
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IronWill, Still I Rise - The Road to Victory
February 15, 2025 Saturday
07:11 AM Eastern Standard Time
My Information (tap to see)
Day 90 of 90
NoFap Streak: 90 days
Stage 1: 0 to 90 Days
Challenge: 90/90 days
Badge: King
Emotion Meter: Level 1
Scripture
2 Corinthians 5:17 (KJV) Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new.
Stepping Into a New Battlefield
Ninety days have passed. The first battle has been fought, and I stand victorious. But this war is far from over. Today, I take my first steps into Stage 2—the battle for emotional control.
The urges may not hold me as they once did, but a new challenge arises: my emotions. They are like waves, unpredictable, sometimes overwhelming. If I am to truly master myself, I must not be tossed by these waves.
I remind myself: Resisting urges was the foundation; controlling my emotions is the next level.
Stage 2: Mastering My Emotions (91-181 days)
In this stage, I must go beyond just saying “no” to temptation—I must learn to rule my heart and mind. The storm of emotions, the highs and lows, will come. But I will stand firm.
The Battle Plan for Stage 2
15 minutes of stillness in the sun – Let the light remind me that darkness cannot win.
Deep breathing and prayer – To silence the noise within.
Acknowledging emotions without being controlled by them – I feel them, but they do not define me.
Self-control begins here. If I master this, nothing can shake me.
Stage 3: Strengthen Self-Control (Day 182-272)
At this stage, the battle shifts from resistance and emotional mastery to fortifying my will. No longer am I merely reacting to temptation or emotions—I am now refining my ability to act with unwavering discipline.
Self-control is the bridge between desire and action. I must strengthen it until my choices align with my highest purpose, without hesitation.
The Battle Plan for Stage 3
Train the Mind Daily – Read scripture, journal, and reinforce my principles. No compromise.
Discipline in Small Things – How I do one thing is how I do everything. I will practice self-control in diet, exercise, speech, and habits.
Delayed Gratification – The ability to wait is power. I will embrace patience, knowing that true rewards come to those who endure.
Reject Mediocrity – I will not settle for “good enough.” Every day must be lived with intentionality and excellence.
Self-control is the armor of the soul. When this stage is complete, temptation will hold no sway over me.
Stage 4: Achieve Self-Discipline—God Mode (Day 273-365)
This is the final stage—the transformation into an unshakable man of discipline. I will have mastered my urges, tamed my emotions, and solidified my self-control. Now, my goal is consistency.
Discipline is doing what must be done, even when I don’t feel like it. By this stage, my actions will no longer be ruled by fleeting desires. My purpose will guide me, and nothing will pull me away from it.
The Battle Plan for Stage 4
Daily Execution Without Excuses – No motivation needed. I will do what needs to be done, regardless of my mood.
Live by Principle, Not Emotion – My actions will be guided by faith and conviction, not by passing feelings.
Become a Leader and Inspiration – I will lift others up, showing by example that self-mastery is possible.
Unbreakable Focus – No distractions, no wasted time. Every action will align with my purpose.
By the end of this stage, I will not only have overcome my greatest battles, but I will have become the man God intended me to be—a warrior of faith, a man of iron will.
The Journey Ahead
This journal is more than words—it is my testimony, my weapon, my shield. The roadmap is clear:
Stage 1 (0-90 days): Resist the urge.
Stage 2 (91-181 days): Master my emotions.
Stage 3 (182-272 days): Strengthen self-control.
Stage 4 (273-365 days): Achieve self-discipline—God mode.
Each day, I will rise. Each day, I will fight.
Final Words for Today
The road to victory is long, but I am not alone. God walks with me, and I will not fail.
To anyone reading this:
You are stronger than you think. Keep fighting. Keep rising. Our Redeemer lives!
God bless, and stay strong.
The Final Promise
I will not go back. I will not fall. I will rise.
One year of war. One year of transformation.
By God’s grace, I will stand victorious. Still I rise.
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February 16, 2025 Sunday
Stage 2: Mastering My Emotions (91-181 days)
In this stage, I must go beyond just saying “no” to temptation—I must learn to rule my heart and mind. The storm of emotions, the highs and lows, will come. But I will stand firm.
The Battle Plan for Stage 2
15 minutes of stillness in the sun – Let the light remind me that darkness cannot win.
Deep breathing and prayer – To silence the noise within.
Acknowledging emotions without being controlled by them – I feel them, but they do not define me.
Self-control begins here. If I master this, nothing can shake me.
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IronWill, Still I Rise - The Road to Victory
February 16, 2025 Sunday
07:43 PM Eastern Standard Time
My Information (tap to see)
Day 91 of 181
NoFap Streak: 91 days
Stage 2: Mastering My Emotions (91-181 days)
Challenge: 91/95 days
Badge: King
Emotion Meter: Level 2
Hebrews 11:1-3 (KJV) Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.
For by it the elders obtained a good report.
Through faith we understand that the worlds were framed by the word of God, so that things which are seen were not made of things which do appear.
To: My Friends
From: Samuel
The journey was never meant to be easy. Samuel knew this from the start. The decision to walk the path of self-discipline, to break free from the chains that had bound him for years, required more than just willpower—it demanded faith. Now, standing at day 91, he could feel the shift within him. The fog that once clouded his mind was lifting, his strength was returning, and his emotions were becoming clearer. Yet, this was only the beginning.
Samuel had entered Stage 2: Mastering My Emotions, a phase that tested him in ways he hadn’t expected. It wasn’t just about resisting temptation anymore; it was about confronting the deeper battles within—his doubts, his fears, and the emotional void that PMO had once numbed. Some days were easier than others, but today, on the Lord’s day, he embraced rest and reflection. He opened his Bible, allowing the words of Leviticus, Psalms, Proverbs, and Matthew to guide him.
As he remembered Proverbs 3:5-7 (KJV), the words resonated deeply within his soul:
“Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct thy paths. Be not wise in thine own eyes: fear the Lord, and depart from evil.”
These verses weren’t just words; they were a lifeline. For so long, he had relied on his own strength, his own understanding, only to stumble time and time again. But now, he was learning to let go. To surrender. To trust that God was leading him, even when he didn’t see the full picture.
Every temptation, every doubt, every emotional storm—he laid them at the feet of Christ. No longer would he try to fight this battle alone. Instead, he would acknowledge the Lord in all his ways, allowing God to make his path straight. He would fear the Lord and depart from evil, walking boldly in the light of righteousness.
With this truth anchored in his heart, Samuel pressed forward. His journey was far from over, but he was no longer walking it alone.
These words struck deep. For years, Samuel had relied on his own strength, his own flawed reasoning, and it had led him into darkness. But now, he was learning to let go, to surrender not only his actions but also his emotions to God. The emotions that lifted him—peace, joy, contentment—he embraced. The ones that weighed him down—frustration, loneliness, restlessness—he brought to the Lord in prayer.
Despite his progress, the enemy did not sleep. Temptations still lurked in the shadows, waiting for a moment of weakness. Late at night, when the world was silent, the whispers of his old life would creep in. “Just once,” they would say. “You’ve come so far. What harm would it do?” But Samuel knew better. He knew that giving in, even once, would not satisfy him—it would enslave him again. And so, he fought.
He armed himself with prayer, discipline, and community. He surrounded himself with godly influences, engaged in meaningful activities, and strengthened his resolve through fasting. Each day was another victory, another step toward true freedom.
As he reached Day 91, he felt a new sense of clarity. His memory was improving, his energy was revitalized, and most importantly, his spirit was stronger. He was no longer just surviving—he was thriving. The road ahead was still long, and challenges awaited, but Samuel had something greater than willpower. He had IronWill, forged through faith, discipline, and the unwavering grace of God.
Still, he rose. And he would continue to rise, step by step, until he stood victorious.
Your Brother in Christ,
Samuel
Final Words for Today
Samuel took a deep breath, feeling the weight of the day lift. One step at a time, one prayer at a time—God was leading him forward. And that was enough.
You are stronger than you think. Keep fighting. Keep rising. Our Redeemer lives!
This is not the end. It is only the beginning. Still I rise.
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I like the title
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Thank you @Ironwill1000 for the compliment of my title.
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February 17, 2025 Monday
Stage 2: Mastering My Emotions (91-181 days)
In this stage, I must go beyond just saying “no” to temptation—I must learn to rule my heart and mind. The storm of emotions, the highs and lows, will come. But I will stand firm.
The Battle Plan for Stage 2
15 minutes of stillness in the sun – Let the light remind me that darkness cannot win.
Deep breathing and prayer – To silence the noise within.
Acknowledging emotions without being controlled by them – I feel them, but they do not define me.
Self-control begins here. If I master this, nothing can shake me.
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IronWill, Still I Rise - The Road to Victory
February 17, 2025 Monday
07:00 PM Eastern Standard Time
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Day 92 of 181
NoFap Streak: 92 days
Stage 2: Mastering My Emotions (91-181 days)
Challenge: 92/95 days
Badge: King
Emotion Meter: Level 3
James 1:5-6 (KJV) If any of you lack wisdom, let him ask of God, that giveth to all men liberally, and upbraideth not; and it shall be given him.
But let him ask in faith, nothing wavering. For he that wavereth is like a wave of the sea driven with the wind and tossed.
To: My Friends
From: Samuel
Samuel stood at the threshold of his new life, the weight of past struggles still clinging to his soul like heavy chains. He had come far—92 days without falling, without surrendering to the whispers of temptation that once ruled his life. This was no mere streak; it was a declaration of war against the old self, against the lies that had kept him in bondage for years.
The journey had not been easy. There were days when the shadows of doubt loomed over him, whispering that he was too weak, that he would never be free. There were nights when loneliness wrapped around him like a suffocating fog, tempting him to seek false comfort in old habits. But Samuel had chosen the road less traveled—the road to victory.
Every afternoon, he stepped into the sunlight, feeling its warmth on his skin, letting it remind him that darkness could not win. He breathed deeply, clearing his mind, whispering prayers of gratitude and resolve. He had learned that emotions were not his enemy but his training ground. He allowed himself to feel them—loneliness, fear, even longing—but he refused to let them define him.
Now, standing at the edge of his next battle, he felt something new stirring within him. His memory was sharpening, and his clarity was returning. Yet, instead of excitement, a flicker of fear crept in. What if this newfound strength revealed truths he wasn’t ready to face? What if, beyond the veil of addiction, lay deeper wounds that he had buried long ago?
But Samuel was no longer the man he once was. He had walked through the fire and emerged stronger. He had earned his badge—the King—not because he had never fallen, but because he had chosen to rise every time he did.
With each step forward, he embraced the truth: this journey was not just about quitting an old habit. It was about reclaiming his identity, about forging a will of iron that could withstand any storm.
And so, with the Word of God as his foundation, with discipline as his sword, and with faith as his shield, Samuel took another step forward. The road ahead was long, but he was no longer afraid.
He was rising. Still.
Final Thought for Today
Today was a reminder that growth isn’t always comfortable, but it is necessary. The road to victory is paved with discipline, faith, and perseverance. I may feel the weight of loneliness at times, but I am not alone—God walks with me, and my purpose is greater than my struggles. Each moment of stillness, each breath of prayer, and each decision to rise above temptation strengthens the man I am becoming. I will not fear the changes happening within me. Instead, I will embrace them. The journey continues, and I am ready.
Your Brother in Christ,
Samuel
@user1234567890 @TonyTheChristian @debellator @abhi1357 @ejuile @PrDr @Covertxomic @MrSam105 @Sampanyo @TaylorTaylorTaylor
You are stronger than you think. Keep fighting. Keep rising. Our Redeemer lives!
This is not the end. It is only the beginning. Still I rise.
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February 18, 2025 Tuesday
Stage 2: Mastering My Emotions (91-181 days)
In this stage, I must go beyond just saying “no” to temptation—I must learn to rule my heart and mind. The storm of emotions, the highs and lows, will come. But I will stand firm.
The Battle Plan for Stage 2
15 minutes of stillness in the sun – Let the light remind me that darkness cannot win.
Deep breathing and prayer – To silence the noise within.
Acknowledging emotions without being controlled by them – I feel them, but they do not define me.
Self-control begins here. If I master this, nothing can shake me.
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IronWill, Still I Rise - The Road to Victory
February 17, 2025 Monday
08:00 PM Eastern Standard Time
My Information (tap to see)
Day 93 of 181
NoFap Streak: 93 days
Stage 2: Mastering My Emotions (91-181 days)
Challenge: 93/95 days
Badge: King
Emotion Meter: Level 2
Acts 13:2 (KJV) As they ministered to the Lord, and fasted, the Holy Ghost said, Separate me Barnabas and Saul for the work whereunto I have called them.
To: My Friends
From: Samuel
The sun beat down on Samuel’s back as he sat in quiet contemplation. Day 93. Ninety-three days of battling urges, of facing the shadows within. He closed his eyes, the warmth of the sun a stark contrast to the chill that sometimes crept into his soul. He had completed his daily ritual: fifteen minutes of stillness, letting the sunlight remind him that darkness couldn’t win; deep breaths, each one a prayer, silencing the clamor of his desires; and acknowledging his emotions, letting them flow without letting them define him. Today, he felt a sense of peace.
Later, the rhythmic buzz of the chainsaw filled the air as Samuel helped his father and brother clear fallen trees. The work was physical, demanding, but it grounded him. He focused on the task at hand, the sweat beading on his forehead a testament to his effort. Even when the chainsaw sputtered and died, frustration didn’t take hold. They switched to building a porch on their mobile home, a collaborative effort. As the sun began to set, they returned home to his mother, the simple act of sharing a meal together a reminder of the love and support that surrounded him.
Samuel’s NoFap journey was a solitary one. His family didn’t know, and he preferred to keep it that way. It was his personal battle, his path to self-mastery. Tonight, as he lay in bed, he reflected on the day. He thought about the chainsaw, the frustration that almost surfaced, and how he had managed to control it. It was a small victory, but it was a victory nonetheless. He remembered Jesus’s words on the cross, “It is finished,” and a sense of release washed over him. His past no longer held him captive. He was moving forward, stronger, more resilient.
Final Thoughts For Today
On day 93 of his NoFap journey, Samuel finds peace through quiet reflection, physical labor, and family connection. He successfully manages his emotions, even when faced with minor setbacks. His commitment to NoFap remains strong, providing him with a sense of purpose and healing from past wounds. He finds strength in his faith and the belief that his past is behind him.
Your Brother in Christ,
Samuel
@user1234567890 @TonyTheChristian @debellator @abhi1357 @ejuile @PrDr @Covertxomic @MrSam105 @Sampanyo @TaylorTaylorTaylor
You are stronger than you think. Keep fighting. Keep rising. Our Redeemer lives!
This is not the end. It is only the beginning. Still I rise.
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February 19, 2025 Wednesday
Stage 2: Mastering My Emotions (91-181 days)
In this stage, I must go beyond just saying “no” to temptation—I must learn to rule my heart and mind. The storm of emotions, the highs and lows, will come. But I will stand firm.
The Battle Plan for Stage 2
15 minutes of stillness in the sun – Let the light remind me that darkness cannot win.
Deep breathing and prayer – To silence the noise within.
Acknowledging emotions without being controlled by them – I feel them, but they do not define me.
Self-control begins here. If I master this, nothing can shake me.
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IronWill, Still I Rise - The Road to Victory
February 19, 2025 Wednesday
08:40 PM Eastern Standard Time
My Information (tap to see)
Day 94 of 181
NoFap Streak: 94 days
Stage 2: Mastering My Emotions (91-181 days)
Challenge: 94/95 days
Badge: King
Emotion Meter: Level 4
Acts 16:31 (KJV) And they said, Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved, and thy house.*
To: My Friends
From: Samuel
The sun, a blazing disc of gold, kissed Samuel’s face as he sat in quiet contemplation. Ninety-four days. Ninety-four sunrises since he’d embarked on this journey, this battle against himself. Ninety-four days of choosing discipline over desire, clarity over confusion. He closed his eyes, the warmth seeping into his bones, a tangible reminder of the light that always pushes back the darkness. “Thank you, Lord,” he whispered, “for this strength, this resolve.”
His NoFap journey wasn’t just about abstaining from something; it was about reclaiming himself. It was about building an “Iron Will,” forging a spirit that wouldn’t bend to the whims of fleeting urges. “Still I Rise” echoed in his heart, a defiant anthem against the chains that had once bound him. He’d spent too long a prisoner in his own mind, controlled by impulses that left him feeling empty and ashamed. This path, though challenging, was the road to victory, a victory over his former self.
Today, he’d committed to stillness. Fifteen minutes, carved out from the usual rush of life, to simply be. He breathed deeply, the air filling his lungs, carrying with it a sense of calm. “Help me, Father,” he prayed, “to silence the noise within, the anxieties and temptations that constantly clamor for my attention.” He acknowledged the emotions that surfaced – a flicker of restlessness, a whisper of old habits – but he refused to be ruled by them. He felt them, observed them, and then gently released them, like letting go of a bird held too tightly in his hand.
Later, he opened his Bible, the well-worn pages falling open to Psalm 25. “To you, Lord, I lift up my soul; in you I trust, my God. Do not let me be put to shame, nor let my enemies triumph over me.” The words resonated deeply. This journey was a spiritual one, a wrestling match with his own nature, and he knew he couldn’t do it alone. He needed God’s grace, His unwavering support.
The day unfolded with a quiet rhythm. He spent time with his family, sharing meals and laughter, appreciating the simple joys that had once been overshadowed by his inner turmoil. He noticed the way his parents’ faces lit up when he spoke, the easy camaraderie he shared with his brother. These connections, these genuine moments of human interaction, were becoming more meaningful, more vibrant.
As the sun began to set, casting long shadows across his room, a sense of unease crept in. He’d had a relaxing day, a day of reflection and recharge. But a nagging feeling persisted. He realized he needed more. He needed to channel this newfound strength, this growing self-mastery, into something bigger than himself. “Lord,” he prayed, “guide me. Show me where I can serve, where I can make a difference.” The thought of volunteering, of giving back to his community, sparked a flicker of excitement.
Final Thoughts For Today
He knew the road ahead wouldn’t be easy. Temptations would still arise, whispers of his old self would still try to lure him back. But he was different now. He had tasted freedom, the sweet liberation of self-control. He had learned the power of “Still I Rise,” the unwavering belief that with God’s help, he could overcome any obstacle. He closed his eyes, a sense of peace settling over him. Day 94 was complete. Tomorrow, the journey continued.
Your Brother in Christ,
Samuel
@user1234567890 @TonyTheChristian @debellator @abhi1357 @ejuile @PrDr @Covertxomic @MrSam105 @Sampanyo @TaylorTaylorTaylor
You are stronger than you think. Keep fighting. Keep rising. Our Redeemer lives!
This is not the end. It is only the beginning. Still I rise.
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