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'God'Sip & Tea

Sip the Tea and Find the truth

Christian

  • To My Brothers and Sisters in Christ:

    The Anointing in the Wilderness ​In the Word, we see a pattern that defies human logic. Before there is a throne, there is a field. Before there is a victory, there is a wilderness. ​We all know the story of David, but we often skip the part that hurts: the rejection. David was “marked off”… Read more

  • The Cost of a Stolen Vision

    The Tea is Bitter, but the Truth is Sweet ​There is a specific kind of hurt that comes when you open your heart to a “sister” and realize she was only there to take notes. ​When you’ve lived the life I’ve lived, running away, surviving the streets, my “strong exterior” becomes a target. People see… Read more

  • A Call to Clarity:

    Integrity and the Path of True Surrender ​To those seeking to walk the narrow path, we must be careful who we allow to draw the map. In a world of fear and confusion, it is easy to let the lines of our faith become blurred. ​We see guidance being offered that prioritizes human control over… Read more

  • The Runaway with the Elder Brother’s Heart

    What happens when you have the heart of the “Responsible Son” but the life of the “Runaway”? Today we’re talking about the ones who leave not to go wild, but because they feel they’re the only ones who can take care of themselves. ​The Tea: We all know the parable in Luke 15. The younger… Read more

  • THE DIVINE RECALL:

    THE DIVINE RECALL: FROM THE FIELD TO THE FORTRESS ​By: Chairwoman Jessica Nevith ​Grab your tea and settle in. This isn’t just “content”, this is an Ordained Assignment. This is the personal and strategic articulation of a walk that was designed for the reformation of a broken system. ​The Walk: A Foundation Forged in Fire… Read more

  • The Armor of God:

    The Outkeep of the Soul vs. The Performance ​In this life, there is a performance being put on that would make a theater blush. It’s the performance of “innocence.” We’ve all seen it: the person with the soft voice, the wide-eyed “cluelessness,” and the constant use of the “naive card” to dodge accountability. They move… Read more

  • The Scribe’s Mandate 1

    Lesson 1: The Kiln of the Wilderness ​You are not reading this by accident. If you find yourself in a season of high heat, or if you are looking back at a past that felt like a wasteland, you need to understand that you are not being punished. You are being manufactured. ​My writing was… Read more

  • The Scribe’s Mandate:

    Writing as a Sacred Trust ​I do not write for applause, and I do not write to fill a page. I write because I am under a mandate. ​The Word of God is the ultimate standard because it is immutable; it is the same yesterday, today, and forever. As a writer and a teacher, my… Read more

  • The Dignity We Carry (When the World Offers None)

    ​There is a specific kind of exhaustion that comes with being “unclean.” It isn’t just about the dirt or the sweat; it’s about the heavy, soul-deep degradation of being denied the basic tools of humanity. ​For many, a hot shower or a box of period supplies is a given. For me, during the years I… Read more

  • Running from the Sufferance:

    ​How El Roi Found Me in the Chaos ​There is a profound difference between hearing a story and surviving one. ​When I tell people that Jesus is real, that He saved me and He keeps me! I often see a look of polite confusion in their eyes. They see the person standing here today, but… Read more