River City Connections — 2026-02-02 (Patreon)

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LET’S GO! by Cindi Curtis

Good Monday morning, friends. I hope the start of your week feels steady and kind. Today I’m working from Michael’s condo, which is exactly what we had planned for this in-between season—after buying the house, before all the furniture is set up and life feels fully put back together in one place.

I placed my Amazon order, so tomorrow and Wednesday I’ll be working from my house again. The delivery window is one of those days, and I don’t want a stack of flat boxes sitting on the porch in February weather. It actually feels good to think about desks and work surfaces instead of extension cords and temporary corners.

Work this week is a mix of normal and new. I have a couple of coding projects to finish, some functions need to be updated, and a meeting midweek about a longer-term project that I’ve been praying over quietly. It’s the kind of week that isn’t flashy, but it moves things forward a little at a time.

Sitting here this morning, coffee nearby, laptop open, I keep thinking about how much of life is just learning to be faithful in ordinary spaces. A borrowed couch. A temporary setup. A plan that’s still unfolding. It makes me grateful for a verse that has carried me more than once.

Psalm 73:26 says, My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever.

I love the honesty of that. Some days we are tired. Some days we feel stretched. Some days we don’t have everything figured out yet. But our stability was never supposed to come from perfect circumstances. It comes from the One who doesn’t shift when everything else does.

So today, whether you’re at a desk, in a car, at home, or somewhere in between, may you feel that steady strength underneath you.

I’m thankful for this season, for the help, and for the chance to keep moving forward one simple step at a time.

Be your best you!

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