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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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From the Wilderness to the Remnant Pull up a chair and take a sip. We need to talk about a story we think we know, but through a lens most are too afraid to use. We often discuss the twelve-year-old boy in the Temple (Luke 2) as a perfect Sunday school lesson. We focus on… Read more
