Find Peace Through Truth: Your Monday Hug for February 3, 2025

Welcome to this week’s Monday Hug Devotion! Today, we’re taking a moment to reflect on how honesty strengthens our faith and relationships.

Being truthful with ourselves, with God, and with others brings a sense of peace that nothing else can. It’s not always easy, but choosing honesty helps us build stronger connections, trust more deeply, and live with greater clarity.

In today's video, you'll find:

• How honesty brings peace and strengthens faith

• Navigating tough conversations with grace

• Simple ways to trust God more in daily life

After watching, take a moment to reflect on where God is inviting you to embrace truth more fully.

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This week, may you find peace in truth, strength in faith, and joy in God’s presence. You are never alone on this journey. 🙏

Mary, Queen of Peace, Pray for Us!

Relationships Built upon Honesty

Tell each other the truth because we all belong to each other. - Ephesians 4:25

Honesty is the best policy, but it is not always the easiest policy. Sometimes the truth hurts, and sometimes it's tough to be a woman of integrity. Tough, but essential.

Author Catherine Marshall correctly observed, "The single most important element in any human relationship is honesty - with oneself, with God, and with others." Wise women agree.

Integrity is built slowly over a lifetime. It's the sum of every right decision and every honest word. It is forged on the anvil of honorable work and polished by the twin virtues of honesty and fairness. Integrity is a precious thing - difficult to build but easy to tear down. We must make certain that we weave integrity into the fabric of our lives, beginning now and ending never.

"The most exhausting thing in life is being insincere." - Anne Morrow Lindbergh

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