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In this meditation, I discussed from ii Kings 4:1-2. Our focus was on the struggle of a single mom. Our Hymn was At The Cross, and Song was Because of Who You Are.

In this Journal, I talk about the importance of working out. I read from 1. Corinthians 9:24-27. I talk about what made sense to me from the state of the union. It’s international women’s day, so I honored Jennette Rankin, and Shana Coisssard. We have music with NCS.

In this Journal, I talk briefly about my feelings. This lead to why Habakkuk 2:3-5 should be our verse of the day. I read the first day of the Anne Frank diary. Listened to Barren Gates, Enslaved, by NCS Music, and talked about building buildings.

In this meditation, we focused on St. John 12:7. Here Jesus introduces Mary as the ultimate planner. We also have for our hymn: My Heavenly Father watches over Me, plus a musical concert.

In this journal, I talk about my new relationship with the media, also discussed why I no longer need to podcast, we read Colossians 3:23-24, and I talk about Marie Curie, and Sofie Tepla. Plus NCS music and more

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In this meditation, the focus was on John 12:1-7. We highlighted how Jesus supported, and advocated for woman’s rights.

And today’s meditation, the focus was on understanding who we should rely on for encouragement and support. And most importantly, how finding our identity is not in people, but in our creator.

In this meditation, we focused on the great biblical exodus. Chapter 14:11, explains how we are a scared society, which is ultimately destroying how we advance.

This meditation kicks off the first Sunday of Lent 2024. It’s also Sunday 3 of black history. That said we looked at what the true purpose of Western slavery. The verse of the Meditation: Exodus 14:5.

In this meditation, we begin the journey to Easter, focusing not on another year of commentating, but a new year of re evaluating. What are we doing now?

Romans 12:2 is our text. We focused on how the culture both, past and present has shaped our thinking.

In this meditation, we focused on Exodus 3:1-11. Our mission was to understand what Moses felt, not just about the events he experienced, but the call he received.

In this meditation, we focused on Jeremiah 20:9. The mission was to bring awareness to the ideology of retirement. That all of us are important, regardless of age.

In this meditation, we talk from Jeremiah 20:7-13, as well as Acts 5:40-42. with these two texts, our mission is to showcase the importance of continuing to speak out even when it hurts.

In this meditation, sticking with our theme for 2024, Open Ya Mouth. We focused on Luke 8:43-48. Our mission is how the story of the Woman with the issue makes sense to our present day culture.

In this meditation, we celebrate, and reflect on the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. We did this with Civil Rights Activists Roy L. Perry Bey, who reflected on his work in Civil Rights.

In this meditation, we focused on Amos 5:18-24. This is where we attempted to understand the modern civil rights struggle.

In this meditation, we reflected on pass challenges, and using Revelation 12:11, realized our need to communicate. Mom Bell played, Till the storm passes By. And we planned for January 2024.

On this first Sunday of 2024, We kick off by celebrating with the Lords Supper, known to some as Holy Communion (Eucharist). We also look through Genesis to understand what our rights are.

In this New Years Meditation, We heard a message from Brother Dennis Careatti. He is a Vietnam vet, turned what you’d call a street evangelist, who came by to help us kick off 2024.

In this meditation, we talk from Ecclesiastes 3:14, seeking to understand how God does what he does because his name is on the line.

In this meditation, we focus on the events directly leading to Jesus birth. More specifically, on what went through the mind of Joseph.

Our focus for this meditation was indirectly linking John 3:16, and Isaiah 9:6 together, showing how Christ being born, and Santa Clause, both serve the ultimate mission. Love God, and People.

Using Isaiah 9:6. We explore the vision of Isaiah, known as the eagle eye prophet. How this mind could forecast the entrance of the savior close to 700 prior.