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You’ve probably heard the phrase “hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.” It basically means: when a woman feels betrayed or deeply hurt especially in love her anger can be like wildfire. I once heard a story about a lady named Maya. She loved her boyfriend with everything time, trust, support, all of it.… Continue reading Hell Hath No Fury Like a Woman Scorned…
Three years had passed since Esther and Joe last spoke. They had loved deeply once, but pride, misunderstandings, and words spoken in anger built a wall between them. Both had moved on at least that’s what they told themselves. Esther poured herself into church ministry, hiding the ache in her heart. Joe travelled for work,… Continue reading The One God Restored
Naomi thought she had found the one. Elijah ticked every box. He was God-fearing, kind, even able to finish her sentences. They had prayed together, fasted together, and dreamed about a shared future along with all the good stuff. But one quiet evening, as they sat under the dim glow of the café lights, Elijah… Continue reading The One Who Let Go
Maya had prayed for years for “God’s will” in love. She thought it would come wrapped in fireworks but instead, it came quietly. Daniel wasn’t flashy. He didn’t have the smoothest words or the most expensive gifts. But when life hit hard, when she failed her professional exams, when her mother fell ill, when her… Continue reading The One Who Stayed
Few days ago, JP asked this question, What do you do to be involved in the community? Honestly, what I can say is that I survive. And in this economy, that alone should earn me a medal. But if you’re asking beyond breathing, eating ramen noodles at 2 AM, and crying over deadlines let me… Continue reading What I Do to Be Involved in the Community…
What's a job you would like to do for just one day? If I could do one job for just a day, just 24 hours, no contracts, no lifetime commitments, no “sell your soul to the fashion devil” type of vibe, I’d absolutely choose to be a model. I know. You’re like, “You? Model? Wait…… Continue reading Just One Day as a Model? Yes, Please… But With Conditions😮💨
Have you ever been camping? Pfft. If you mean tents, bonfires, mosquitoes, and pretending to enjoy beans from a can…🫠😮💨 Yeah… no thanks. I’ve technically never done that type of camping. But have I been camping? Absolutely. Just not the “wildlife and wilderness” kind. Mine involved wildfire prayers, wilderness-breaking worship, and more Holy Ghost movement… Continue reading Oh, Sweetie, Let Me Tell You About My Fave Camp…
How have you adapted to the changes brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic? Well, I mean… at this point, I think we all deserve honorary PhDs in “Surviving Global Chaos 101.” Don't you agree? Seriously. If COVID-19 taught me anything, it’s that life can flip faster than pancakes on a hot Sunday morning and no… Continue reading Adapting to the Changes Brought on by the COVID-19 Pandemic. StoryTime…
I used to believe that my attitude was shaped by my circumstances. If things were going well, I was in a good mood. If things weren’t? Well, you can guess how that went. Then one day, someone said something to me that completely shifted my perspective. “Your attitude isn’t what happens to you, it’s how… Continue reading We Are Responsible for Our Attitude
Commitment is one of those things we love to talk about, but let’s be honest it’s not always quite easy to follow through. We start with the excitement, but when things get hard? When obstacles show up? That’s when commitment really gets tested. I remember a time when I set a goal that excited me… Continue reading Embracing Commitment
