Since, then, you have been raised with Christ, set your hearts on things above, where Christ is seated at the right hand of God. Set your minds on things above, not on Earthly things.—Colossians 3:1-2
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Testimony
I used to be a broken individual — full of sickness, sadness, and sin. I was addicted to substances in one way or another, promiscuous in my sin, talked too much, wrongfully loved too much, lied, and even stole in my youth. —But thanks to Jesus Christ, He showed me mercy. He chose me long…
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Today’s Encouragement
We all have chapters we wish we could rewrite, but if they were rewritten, the life lessons and the strength born from the pain, and or, our own sin would be lost. Our testimony is God-ordained. Meanwhile, those very experiences and transformations shaped us into who we are today and equipped us to help others…
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Accountability and Personal Inventory
Today I encourage the whole world to take accountability and a personal inventory. Ask yourself: Am I seeking validation or to be seen — whether in ministry, good deeds, material things, elevated perception, high‑level allies, family, or a crowd of friends? Or am I truly seeking Jesus with all my heart? Am I seeking salvation,…
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Woman Against All Odds
Women have carried a bad reputation since the earliest pages of human history, beginning with Eve. For generations, Satan has spun false narratives about our worth, and for centuries we’ve had to fight for our rightful place in society. In today’s political and religious chaos, the world is determined to desecrate everything God calls good…
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Food for thought
People cannot be helped when they feel comfortable playing the victim. Even when childhood trauma is legitimate, continuing to blame people who changed long ago becomes self‑sabotage. They refuse to forgive and are unforgiving people who destroy themselves over time. Matthew 6:14-15“For if you forgive other people when they sin against you, your heavenly Father…
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The Truth of Sin and Servants
In the Gospel of Matthew 10:16, Jesus declares that He is sending us out like sheep among wolves. Therefore, we must be as shrewd — discerningly wise in our judgment in Christ — as serpents, and as innocent as doves. To be innocent as doves means to have a pure heart — to be harmless,…
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