With so many things going on in the world, we’ve got to stop playing! No, for real; it’s time out for playing spiritually, socially, economically, mentally; all of it. Yes, we’ve been getting away with the little cute worship and the soft altar prayers but some things are about to change; spiritually. How much longerContinue reading “Daily Devotional – 6/14/16 “The playing has to stop!””
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Daily Devotional – 6/10/16 “Disconnected to connect!”
“Often times God will disconnect you from your Familiar, in order to connect you with your Future” – Warren B. Perry Here I am sitting at my desk, waiting on God to drop something in my spirit to tell you and I just so happen to see this on my Facebook timeline. Bro. Perry doesn’tContinue reading “Daily Devotional – 6/10/16 “Disconnected to connect!””
Daily Devotional – 6/6/16 “Looking like you’re looking”
Look at you … you woke up this morning, in your feelings, again; about something or somebody. You got the audacity to be mad at God about some stuff He had no say in and now you want to be selfish and not pray. You walk in and look at the dog and get angryContinue reading “Daily Devotional – 6/6/16 “Looking like you’re looking””
Daily Devotional – 6/3/16 “The way you left things!”
Are you okay with the way things were when you left the house this morning? Are you good with the way the conversation ended with your loved one? Are you fine with the way you left things with your pastor? Are you cool with the relationship with some family members/friends? Was the last conversation youContinue reading “Daily Devotional – 6/3/16 “The way you left things!””
Daily Devotional – 5/24/16 “Smile anyway!”
When you pass me by and you see a smile, it doesn’t necessarily mean everything is going great in my life. My smile simply means, in spite of the circumstance and regardless of my situation, I’ll yet trust God. This smile you see, the positive things I post and the encouragement I give means thatContinue reading “Daily Devotional – 5/24/16 “Smile anyway!””
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