Prayer #20: Your Mouth
“Those who are careful about what they say keep themselves out of trouble” (Proverbs 21:23, NCV). We are told to pray, but what if we do not know how to start? Words have power.
Prayer #18: Spiritual Friends
“A man who has friends must himself be friendly; but, there is a friend who sticks closer than a brother” (Proverbs 18:24, NKJV). We are told to pray, but what if we do not know how to start? Words have power.
Prayer #17: Self-Image
“Before I made you in your mother’s womb, I chose you. Before you were born, I set you apart for a special work…” (Jeremiah 1:5, NCV). We are told to pray, but what if we do not know how to start? Words have power.
Prayer #15: Love
“Dear friends, let us continue to love one another, for love comes from God. Anyone who loves is a child of God and knows God” (1 John 4:7, NLT). We are told to pray, but what if we do not know how to start? Words have power.
Prayer #14: Grief
“But then I will bring health and healing to the people there. I will heal them and let them enjoy great peac and safety” (Jeremiah 33:6, NCV). Words have power. God’s word spoken in faith brings abiding peace and victory to the worried heart.
Prayer #6: Discouragement
The prayer for discouragement increases the faith of the weary. God’s word spoken in faith brings abiding peace and victory to the worried heart.
Prayer #1: Anxiety and Fear
Words have power. God’s word spoken in faith brings abiding peace to the worried heart, and victory over every circumstance and situation.
The Power to Let Go
The power to let go. Everything seems to remind you of that man. That commercial you guys laughed at; the song you danced to for the first time. Your memories of this person are still filled with heartache and longing.
Lies Black Women Believe
Unfortunately, black women experience dating, mating and marriage quite differently from any other race of women in the world. Hear a rundown of common lies told to black women and the truth we need to finally break free.
Not in the Spirit? Christmas 2019
I must admit that the holiday blues is real, and I have not been in the spirit for a few years. However, instead of powering through in silence and attempting to be inspirational when I really don’t feel like it, I am sharing my honest, uncut feelings about this time of year.
Modern Chocolate Christians 