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Wings Like a Dove: My Heart for the Nations
From the West African coast to the corridors of calling, I’ve learned that wings aren’t always feathered—they’re formed in faith. This is more than a travel dream; it’s a gospel mission. Join me as I share the heart behind my desire to reach the nations—not with souvenirs, but with salvation stories waiting to be lived…
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I Am the Shift, Not the Shadow
“I didn’t belong—but I led. I didn’t conform, but I rearranged the atmosphere every time I entered a room. They called me names meant to contain me—Voltron, Incredible Hulk—but I wore them like a whisper of something deeper: strength fused with compassion, disruption guided by love. Even when I took the blame for things I…
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Work While There’s Light: Rethinking Retirement”
Work While There’s Light: Rethinking Retirement Retirement sounds like the grand finale—years of labor followed by a well-earned pause. But what if stopping isn’t the answer? I know a friend who retired at 65, eager to fulfill his dream of traveling across Africa. For a while, life was exhilarating, until the days grew quieter, and…
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Weaving Legacy, One Story at a Time: A vision Rooted in Faith and change
Stories hold power. They shape minds, inspire movements, and breathe life into ideas. For me, storytelling is not just a craft—it’s a calling, a means to preserve truth, ignite faith, and foster systemic change. That’s why my tagline, “Weaving Legacy, One Story at a Time,” isn’t merely a phrase; it’s a mission. Why This Tagline?…
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The Summer Hydration Paradox: A Hot Debate Over Cold Drinks
On a hot Sunday, a debate ignited at church regarding the efficacy of hot versus cold drinks for hydration. While cold beverages provide immediate relief, hot drinks can enhance the body’s natural cooling through sweat evaporation. A hydration experiment is suggested to explore these contrasting effects and preferences deeper.
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Rekindling the Fire of Evangelism in Our Communities
In today’s digital age, the urgency for genuine evangelism intensifies as many still have not comprehended the gospel. Effective outreach should blend traditional and contemporary methods, emphasizing personal connections, community involvement, purposeful media use, and overcoming cultural barriers. Evangelism demands active engagement, as every interaction holds potential for transformation.
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A Closet in Transition: Wearing the Past, Embracing the Future
The author reflects on the emotional significance of cherished clothing that embodies past identities and confidence. While recognizing nostalgia and resilience, they feel a call for renewal, questioning if their wardrobe represents who they are becoming. They encourage others to consider their own clothing choices and the evolution of self-expression.
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The Path to Leadership: Why You Must Follow Before You Lead
Understanding Leading and Following Leadership is often seen as the ultimate goal—the place where influence, authority, and vision converge. But many miss a crucial truth: no one becomes a great leader without first being a great follower. In today’s fast-paced world, young adults especially want to lead, to take charge, to make a difference. Yet,…
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The Rhythms of Productivity in Writing: When Do Writers Feel Most Productive?
Productivity in writing is as varied as the writers themselves—some thrive in the quiet of dawn, others find clarity in the chaos of emotion, and some write out of sheer discipline. Standing among fellow authors at Boot 225, I saw firsthand how creativity takes shape in different rhythms and methods. Writing is not just about…
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The Power of the Mind
There are diverse kinds of birds, ostriches, doves, chicken, parrots, and the like. If I were a bird, I would be an eagle. I will soar above all birds. It does not matter how heavy the burden I carry under me. Not even the pecking birds on top of me can weigh me down. My…
