Real faith isn't something you argue about—it's something you demonstrate. Real honesty isn't something you justify—it's something you embody. When people see someone who actually lives according to her convictions, who doesn't compromise when compromise would be easier, who treats people with integrity even when no one would know the difference—that challenges them more than any words ever could. 📖

The best thing for me is to become even more committed to what I believe, not less. To let my life be the argument. To show through my choices, my consistency, my character, that there's actual strength in the position I'm taking. And to find community with people who see it that way too—people who aren't constantly trying to convince me I'm wrong. Because that's where I belong. 💪

What if the measure of my faith isn't whether the world approves, but whether I'm becoming more true to myself? That's what I'm choosing to measure. And that means doubling down on honesty, on faith, on the things that have given my life actual meaning. Not arguing about it. Just living it. ✨