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Despite Closed Doors

Yesterday, I shared what I learned from the conference speaker/pastor. That was from one sermon. The second is just as insightful and a blessing. He focused on Thomas, commonly referred to as Doubting Thomas. Except he wasn’t the only one who doubted the resurrection of Jesus. All of the disciples did! In Mark 16:14, Jesus […]

Pregnant With God’s Plans

The past weekend (Friday night and Saturday morning), I attended a pastors and church leaders revival by our conference (that’s denomination conference) hosted at our church. I was struck by the anointing on the speaker/pastor and I’m really still processing 🙂 but I’d love to share my experience with you. He took us to Luke […]

6 Things I learned from Self-Defense

For Women’s History Month, I took a self-defense workshop and here’s what I learned 🙂 1. Be aware. We  must always be aware of our surroundings. That’s the first defense. When we’re aware we won’t be caught off-guard. There’s less chance for someone to come close enough to attack us. Sometimes, eye contact is all it […]

Why I Don’t Celebrate Lent

I’ve been quiet on my blog this week. Maybe I over talked myself with The Single Woman’s 30-Day Blogging Challenge, but even though I haven’t posted anything, I’ve been reading. And I’ve been reading a lot about Lent. Lent started this week. I’ve been wanting to write about it, but…not. I’m torn. Here’s why. I’m part […]

Crazy Moves and Letters

Question 28: Describe a moment when you made a big, bold move. In any area of life: Career, Love, etc. When I decided to go to Bethany University and get a degree in Church Leadership so I can become a children’s pastor was a moment when I made a big, bold move. I got so […]

I think I’m Different

Question 26: Name a song that makes you cry every time you hear it and why I can’t think of that song actually, the one that makes me cry every. single. time. But there is one song that always touches my heart, soul, and spirit every time I hear it. And I mean every. single. […]

Pay It Forward

Question 25: Describe a moment when you “paid it forward.” What happened and how did it feel? I’m reposting this from my older blog because, even though I know this is a challenge to blog/write, I want to share this story 🙂 A woman knocked on our door today. She was shaking, seemingly from crying, and she […]

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