I put dates like this in my calendar because sometimes my brain doesn’t remember what my emotions are still processing. 

Sometimes God uses unorthodox methods to provide for us, so we depend on him and not on our jobs or other people to supply our needs.

Life goes on if you’re ill and if you’re well, most people don’t understand this until they experience it. Time waits for no one. 

We might not look like it or act like it, but all of us are going through something right now.

Here are my #biblestudy #notes 📝 from an old #PriscillaShirer teaching about hearing God’s voice for yourself.

Tell me, are you ready?

ICYMI! Here's a look into how my January went!

Faith without works is dead. Good thing I’m living ...

I was wondering if I should categorize this post as a "music/song review" but it's more of a lyrical observation and reflection.

Written: January 5, 2023 “Don’t sweat the small stuff,” my Dad used to tell me. As an over thinker with an anxious and  literal mind, it...

Consciously choosing to live by faith and not by what we see means to SPEAK by faith and not by what we see, feel, hear or think.

In my defiance of the norm or expectation, I found myself submitting to God's will for my life.

They say, “You never know what you’ve got until it’s gone.” Unfortunately, the same goes for time. There are no refunds with time.

Welcom back to your favorite Sunday Evening Read (LOL!) it's another edition of #ChurchNotes

When we compare ourselves to each other it not only robs us of our peace, but it tells God that who he made us to be isn't enough.

"Ma'am you need to schedule a mammogram," didn't even the make the list of things I expected to hear that day.

What have we spoken life to that needs to be put to death? What have we killed with our words that needs life?

This church laid the spiritual foundation for my life. It was all I knew. Yet, I felt a pull to leave and to start afresh.

Take Responsibility For Your Actions before Your Actions have you tearing down the people who were sent to build you up!

Welcome back to another edition of #churchnotes from Pastor Ray Brown's sermon titled, "Unclutter Your Heart."