Distractions are everywhere. Notifications pinging from our phones. Endless scrolling through social media. Group chats buzzing with conversation. Even the mental clutter of worrying about tomorrow or rehashing yesterday can steal our focus from today. If we’re not careful, these distractions will quietly drain our energy and rob us of the ability to walk fullyContinueContinue reading “The Trap of Distraction”
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Steward Well: Managing What Matters Most
Part 2: The Assignment Is Purposeful: Are You Managing or Just Maintaining? It’s one thing to carry something. It’s another thing to manage it. We’ve been entrusted with purpose; whether in business, ministry, or leadership, and that trust comes with expectation. The parable of the talents in Matthew 25 reminds us that the master gaveContinueContinue reading “Steward Well: Managing What Matters Most”
Steward Well: Managing What Matters Most
Part 1: The Assignment Is Personal: What Has God Placed in Your Hands? Photo by Philippe Donn on Pexels.com Some assignments don’t come with a title. They come with tears. They come with tugging in your spirit. They come with moments when God whispers, “This is your portion. Steward it well.” Before God ever calledContinueContinue reading “Steward Well: Managing What Matters Most”
Open the Eyes of My Heart
I’ve been sitting with this thought all week: Do I really reflect the image of Christ, or do I just say I do? It’s easy to wear the title “Christian” and go through the motions, church on Sunday, a verse here and there, a kind word, a reposted Bible quote. But when I look intoContinueContinue reading “Open the Eyes of My Heart”
Want to Know? Just Ask
There’s something comforting about knowing that we don’t have to have all the answers. In fact, God never expected us to. Life will always bring questions…big ones, small ones, heavy ones. “Should I take this opportunity? How do I handle this situation? Am I in the right place? What is God calling me to doContinueContinue reading “Want to Know? Just Ask”
You Are Still the One for the Work: God Still Has Need for You
Have you ever sat in silence, reflecting on your life and whispering to yourself, “Maybe I missed it… Maybe I messed up too badly this time…”? If you have, you’re not alone. I’ve been there. In fact, more times than I’d like to admit. Moments where I let fear speak louder than faith. Days whenContinueContinue reading “You Are Still the One for the Work: God Still Has Need for You”
What Are You Doing With What You’ve Been Given?
One of the most sobering and motivating parables Jesus shared was the story of the servants and the talents in Matthew 25:14–30. If you’ve read it before, you know it’s not just about money. It’s about stewardship, purpose, accountability, and what we do with what God has entrusted to us. In the parable, a masterContinueContinue reading “What Are You Doing With What You’ve Been Given?”
Freedom Looks Different When You’re Free in Christ
As we celebrate Juneteenth, the day the last enslaved people in the United States finally received word of their freedom, I can’t help but reflect on the layered reality of what freedom truly means. As a Black woman in this world, I know all too well that freedom isn’t always experienced equally. The truth is,ContinueContinue reading “Freedom Looks Different When You’re Free in Christ”
The Blessing of Obedience
There’s a kind of peace you can’t find until you’ve fully said yes to God. Not a partial yes. Not a yes if He shows you the full plan. But a complete, surrendering, heart-willing yes. Seven years ago, I walked away from a career I had built with stability, security, and predictability, teaching. I hadContinueContinue reading “The Blessing of Obedience”
“Do This In Remembrance of Me”
Every time I hear the words “Do this in remembrance of Me,” my mind goes to communion—the bread, the cup, the cross. That sacred moment of reflection that reminds us of Christ’s sacrifice. But lately, God’s been stirring something deeper in my spirit. What if that invitation wasn’t just for the table? What if itContinueContinue reading ““Do This In Remembrance of Me””
