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Have you ever sat back after finally learning something God had been trying to teach you for years and thought, “Dang, I could have avoided so much conflict if I had just taken heed sooner”? I know I have. There were lessons God tried to show me, but I was not ready to receive them.…
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I’m learning that not every relationship is meant to last forever. People grow, change, and sometimes grow apart, but I can appreciate what each relationship taught me and move forward without anger, bitterness, or animosity. There is freedom in releasing people while still having enough peace to greet them genuinely.
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I am learning to stop exhausting myself by defending my name against lies. God knows the truth, and I can choose peace, forgiveness, and love without giving everyone access to my life. I do not have to prove who I am—my character will speak for itself.
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Surrendering what was no longer good for me was easier than accepting how deeply it had hurt me. In this season, I am learning that acceptance does not excuse the pain—it allows me to face the truth, heal, and finally become free.
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America may no longer have laws requiring segregation, but our neighborhoods, schools, churches, and relationships show that we are still deeply divided. As Christians, we cannot continue ignoring this reality. We must lead the way in breaking down racial barriers, building genuine relationships, and demonstrating the unconditional love of Christ to all people.
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Change can feel uncomfortable because it requires us to release what is familiar and trust God with the unknown. However, a true encounter with God transforms us. What we lose during the process often creates room for something better. When God leads the change, we can trust that He is preparing us for a greater…
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There comes a season when you realize you’re not grieving the money, possessions, or opportunities you lost—you’re grieving the time you can never get back. After years of sacrificing for people who later mistreated me, I’ve wrestled with hurt, disappointment, and the challenge of obeying Jesus’ command to love those who have wounded me. While…
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We all want God’s blessings, but what if we’ve misunderstood what blessing really means? Jesus didn’t describe blessing as wealth, fame, or success—He called the poor in spirit, the meek, the merciful, the pure in heart, and the peacemakers blessed. This blog challenges us to look beyond material gain and ask a difficult question: **Are…
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Showing up consistently has been rewarding, but it has also been challenging. Every post requires prayer, time, and seeking God’s direction. Through this journey, God has been teaching me discipline, consistency, and letting go of perfectionism. More than creating content, He’s transforming my heart—and that’s the greatest reward of all.
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This week while cleaning for a client, I felt God remind me that people may think I’m a good mother based on what they see from the outside, but the opinions that truly matter are from the ones who have the inside encounters—my children. Moments later, my client told me I was a good mom,…
Talk That Transforms with Kim Davis 