Our insecurities lie to us and cause us to have a distorted view of ourselves and the world around us.

I knew that I needed to be there and I am so glad that her obedience to God made way for a pivotal weekend in my healing journey.

Being the nerdy church girl that I am, I wanted to share my #churchnotes from today's sermon.

I've learned that my insecurities shape my perception, thus impacting my understanding and creating a filter through which I see the world.

I ask others this but refuse to ask myself. I already know the answer so why bother asking the question.

Thank you, Tim Ross for your transparency, vulnerability, and honesty on your podcast.

This weekend I had the opportunity to attend a women's conference at a local church. I am not a member of this church and before...

Sometimes it is hard to admit, accept and make the decision to move on.

While searching through some of my older writings, I came across a poem I wrote the day after Nipsey Hussle was murdered. I'm ashamed to...

In August 2020, I participated in a writing prompt challenge from Woman Writing on Instagram. Now 3 years later, I wanted to revisit my...

I’ve grown so accustomed to master manipulators masquerading as mother figures, soul sisters and iconic inspirations influencing our...

Reflections from my experience as a former Social Media Manager (part 2 of 2) Before you begin reading this post, be sure to read part...

I am grateful for the opportunity to serve and connect with God and my fellow brothers and sisters in such a unique way.