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Daily Devotional – 4/22/20 “Don’t complain!”

Look, you ought to be at a point in your life where whining and complaining is no longer a choice or at best it should be minimal. Yes, I know things are going to happen but whining tho? When has whining and complaining gotten you anything worthy? When has throwing yourself a pity party everContinue reading “Daily Devotional – 4/22/20 “Don’t complain!””

Virtual Bible Study

As we make our way through these times of sickness, the study of God’s word must go forth. Why? Because it’s there you find strength to press on, especially when this natural life doesn’t make sense. Understand something, I don’t know everything. I’m not a bible scholar but I study. I don’t have every answer,Continue reading “Virtual Bible Study”

Daily Devotional – 2/11/20 “Keep the same energy, playa!”

In Acts 16, Paul and Silas are imprisoned after casting out a demon from a young girl, people were using to make money. Bible shares she was filled with a spirit of divination (the practice of seeking knowledge of the future or the unknown by supernatural means). Afterwards, Paul and Silas dragged before the authoritiesContinue reading “Daily Devotional – 2/11/20 “Keep the same energy, playa!””

Daily Devotional – 12/30/19 “Cycle of Completeness!”

I was going back through some older devotionals, looking for one to share again. I couldn’t find it, but I stumbled across this one and I’m led to share it again (with revisions). It’s not that God doesn’t have more for me to say but somebody needs this word. Somebody who is feeling like GodContinue reading “Daily Devotional – 12/30/19 “Cycle of Completeness!””

Daily Devotional – 12/18/19 “More than a vision”

A vision board won’t mean a thang if you don’t put work into making your vision a reality! It’s more than cutting out your dream vacation spots, the car you want to own, a building you keep passing that would be perfect for your business or ministry. It’s more than pasting pictures, scriptures and wishesContinue reading “Daily Devotional – 12/18/19 “More than a vision””