2025-05-08T15:46:12-04:00

Introduction Misunderstanding Prayer  Did you know that adoring God with worship is an essential part of prayer? This question comes to mind after realizing I have been approaching it incorrectly for many years. Instead of adoring God as Lord, I would make requests and say thank you for a few blessings. Unfortunately, after expressing gratitude, I would continue my day without “ascribing God the glory due his name.”   My petitions indicated that I lacked the spiritual maturity to understand what... Read more

2025-05-05T14:12:28-04:00

Introduction  Enthusiastic About National Day of Prayer  National Day of Prayer occurs on Thursday, May 1, 2025. The 2025 theme verse is Romans 15:13. Romans 15:13 mentions having joy and peace through trusting God, so you overflow with hope from the Holy Spirit. This day brings me joy because I know the power of prayer. I also take delight in the privilege of bearing others’ burdens by interceding on their behalf. Through intercession, God can do more than we ask... Read more

2025-04-19T10:09:40-04:00

  Introduction  Paying Homage to Jrue Holiday  The Boston Celtics’ playoff run will start on Sunday, April 20, making this a great time to highlight Jrue Holiday. Normally, I don’t acknowledge anything good the Boston Celtics do because I am a die-hard Los Angeles Lakers fan. Despite being a rival on the hardwood, Jrue Holiday’s faith in Jesus Christ makes him a brother off the court. And this brother has a phenomenal story of family, faith, and burden-bearing selflessness that... Read more

2025-04-09T09:06:12-04:00

Introduction Questioning Sibling Rivalry  Did you know that National Siblings Day will occur on Thursday, April 10, 2025? As Americans, we live in such a celebratory culture that having a day to honor our siblings is fitting.  After all, siblings can be some of our first friends, role models, and confidants. I am blessed to have twelve siblings (four each through biological birth, adoption, and foster care). However, siblings may also be our first bullies, biggest annoyances, and most significant... Read more

2025-03-31T10:22:02-04:00

Introduction  Appreciating April Fool’s Day With March ending soon, April Fool’s Day is just a few days away. Occurring on April 1 every year, it is the perfect occasion for those who love jokes. While I do not consider myself a joker, I appreciate the sentiments of April Fool’s Day. This is because life can be challenging, stressful, and tragic.   People should take time to laugh to escape the world’s chaos. Realizing this, I’d like to share a practical and... Read more

2025-03-22T00:49:48-04:00

  Introduction World Water Day & Glacier Preservation Did you know World Water Day is March 22? Water is a necessity that affects every aspect of our lives. Yet, it is a resource we unintentionally waste and take for granted until it becomes inaccessible. Therefore, on December 22, 1992, the United Nationals General Assembly adopted a resolution making World Water Day official. The first official celebration began on March 22, 1993.  World Water Day advocates for responsible water usage and... Read more

2025-03-07T19:21:24-05:00

Becoming Harriet Tubman Araminta “Minty” Ross In honor of March being Woman’s History Month, I’d like to highlight Harriet Tubman Day. More specifically, I desire to examine how faith, vision, and activism ignited her pursuit of freedom. But before we dive into the factors leading to her liberation and worthy celebration, let’s discuss Tubman’s background. Anyone seeking to learn about Tubman’s background should start with her name. While the world knows this brave soul as Harriet Tubman, she entered the... Read more

2025-02-12T21:36:37-05:00

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2025-02-08T09:33:03-05:00

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2025-02-01T16:29:38-05:00

Introduction Not Much Recognition What is National Freedom Day? I ask this question because this day does not receive much attention. The lack of awareness may be because the day coincides with the start of Black History Month. Perhaps the day’s inclusive nature intimidates those who do not want to take attention away from commemorating black history.       Or could it be that the historical strides of the past cause the present generation to take freedom for granted? Or is it... Read more


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