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Daily Devotional – January 15, 2020 “Dead battery!”

Last night, while watching the show #TheResident, there was a scene with a lady who had a device called a ventricular assist device (medical definition – an electromechanical device for assisting cardiac circulation, which is used either to partially or to completely replace the function of a failing heart), a device she’d had for fiveContinue reading “Daily Devotional – January 15, 2020 “Dead battery!””

Daily Devotional – 1/13/20 “I pray, again, this year…”

I shared this on last year and I think I’m going to share it every year. Why? Because my prayer for you, doesn’t change. See, this year, just like last year; I’m praying this will be the acceptable year of the Lord, concerning you. This year, I pray you give God a full yes, becomeContinue reading “Daily Devotional – 1/13/20 “I pray, again, this year…””

Dear God | TOP Shelf 1st Place Christian Fiction Book of 2019

Dear Lakisha Johnson, Dear God: Hear My Prayer has won 1ST PLACE in the category of Christian (Fiction) in the 2019 TopShelf Book Awards! This is the email I just opened. My first full Christian Fiction novel has been awarded 1ST PLACE in the category of Christian (Fiction) in the 2019 TopShelf Book Awards! Y’all…Continue reading “Dear God | TOP Shelf 1st Place Christian Fiction Book of 2019”

Dear God | Top Shelf 1st Place Christian Fiction Book of 2019

Dear Lakisha Johnson, Dear God: Hear My Prayer has won 1ST PLACE in the category of Christian (Fiction) in the 2019 TopShelf Book Awards! This is the email I just opened. My first full Christian Fiction novel has been awarded 1ST PLACE in the category of Christian (Fiction) in the 2019 TopShelf Book Awards! Y’all…Continue reading “Dear God | Top Shelf 1st Place Christian Fiction Book of 2019”

Guess what I did …

I released a new book 🍾🥳🤗 Guess what again … you can get it 😋 What’s it called? TENSE — The Past | The Present | The Future What’s it about? 👇🏽 For these friends, the past year holds memories, some they’d like to forget instead and others they’ll always remember. They’ve experienced all kindsContinue reading “Guess what I did …”