Pastor Steven Furtick is one of my favorite men of God. So, I just want to share this with you and pray that it encourages your heart!     00

So, the question of “Are You Dressed Correctly” is really meant for those of us who love God and believe that he was, he is and is to come. It is for those of us that accept his death and resurrection. If that is you, then consider Colossians 3:12. Therefore, as God’s chosen people, holy Read More >

“Ride or Die” is a saying that was popular a year or two ago that spoke to someone’s loyalty and commitment to another person. It references someone that you can always depend on, trust in and know that they always have your back. But while we all may have a few people in our lives Read More >

Two weeks ago my sister in law Brenda passed away. I’m not sure if it happens to everyone so I’ll avoid making a generalization, but death always makes me think about life. I’ve attended several funerals in which the speaker focused on “the dash” between a person’s birth date and the date they died. The Read More >

Today at church, Ebenezer Baptist, Minister Matthew Winder encouraged us to “Be The Light That God Intended Us To Be”. He referenced Matthew 5: 14-16 which clearly gives us a directive to let our light shine. He also asked the question “How You Living”? This question made me think about legacies and how people “show Read More >

It is early in the year but I’ve already had impactful lessons as it relates to the following scriptures: Ecclesiastes 3: 7 a time to be silent and a time to speak Proverbs  17:27-28 The one who has knowledge uses words with restraint, and whoever has understanding is even-tempered.  Even fools are thought wise if Read More >

As iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another. Proverbs 27:17 I’m not going to even attempt to list names, I know that would not prove successful for me.  But, instead I want to encourage all of us to appreciate the people that God has placed in our lives who truly love and care about Read More >

Today at work while discussing a tragic accident that resulted in a child’s death, I found myself in a discussion with two of my co-workers on forgiveness. One of the items we pondered was “are there things/acts that are unforgivable”? I believe the answer to that is a resounding NO.  For me, it is my Read More >

So, here’s my attempt at using a parable to express my feelings. This weekend I had the opportunity to go and see my cousin Kyle, who is a member of Virginia State University’s Marching Band. He is a freshman and he plays the drums. When you watch and listen to a marching band, it s Read More >

Minister Mathew Winder challenged us today to take a self assessment of sorts, Mark 4:13-20. It describes the obstacles that can prevent God’s truth from truly impacting our lives. At times the word does not have a chance to be heard and at other times, the word is received but fails to have impact due Read More >