As I sit here listening to the rain, I think of how something that used to seem scary when I was child now symbolizes the refreshing waters sent from the Lord. The rain is necessary. In life, we will experience dark clouds, thunderous moments and even lightning. These seasons may cause worry, doubt, even fear. … Continue reading I Feel The Rain
I was recently reminded of the power, even in its simplicity, of Mark 5:1. Prior to this season, I never saw the power in the verse. "So they arrived at the other side." It's amazing how we can re-read verses and they takes on another meaning depending on the season. This verse is simple yet … Continue reading The Other Side
Recently, we've been studying about Nehemiah and the work he had to accomplish. He had a wall to rebuild. One that according to human eye, could not be reconstructed. However, Nehemiah trusted God and made up his mind to do what God called him to do. Connections have always been important to me. Though I've … Continue reading October 2nd: Connecting Nehemiah’s Story With Mine
2020, the year of perfect vision as I have heard so many say however I see it a little differently. A little information before we dive deeper. 20/20 vision has been mistakenly referred to as perfect vision by many of us when in essence and as defined by the American Optometric Association: 20/20 vision is a … Continue reading 2020 Vision
It seems like the year has flown by and we are excited to celebrate the most wonderful time of the year. It's a season of thanksgiving and a season for remembering that Jesus Christ was born just for us. Like many of you, I thank God daily for giving us His son. When I think … Continue reading Wisdom, Love, Peace & Joy
A year ago my son ripped his school t-shirt because he was devastated when he didn't make the basketball team. He's played since he was 5 and for years dreamed of playing basketball for his high school. How could this door get slammed in his face? It was a tough day for him and I … Continue reading A Closed Door
It's not often but over the past years, I have been dreaming vividly and when I wake up, I know fairly quickly the message God is sending me. This is a gift that God has given me that originally, I didn't think anything of it but now I know it is a gift and He … Continue reading And the First Shall Be Last
I remember a wounded girl who didn't know her worth. One who was filled with anger because she was victimized and society said her circumstances would lead to destruction. I wipe her tears daily then straighten her up and fight for her and others like her. I fight for my daughter because even though her … Continue reading Dear Little Black Girl…
Today, I had a conversation about adult expectations when interacting with children. The person shared that sometimes family doesn't share the same beliefs (which is true) and may even talk negatively about us for putting our foot down when it comes to our kids. My belief is for the sake of our children and their … Continue reading Kids, Family & Expectations
There's no manual when it comes to parenting. I believe most of us do the best we know to do based off life experiences coupled with what we've learned. However, I must admit that somewhere along the way things have went wrong. Unfortunately, I way to often, hear parents taking up for their kids when … Continue reading Parenting: Where’s The Manual?
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