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In the beginning, God said “I AM.” Not “I was.” Not “I might be.” Not “I would if…” Just I AM. Everything alive moves from that place. Creation itself is motion. Rivers flow. Wind blows. Blood circulates. Seeds break open. Stars burn. Love moves. Truth moves. God moves. And excuses? Excuses are the language of nothingness. Excuses are the void pretending to have power. They are shadows cast by fear, shame, pride, exhaustion, religion, trauma, or comfort—but shadows still have

Not every dragon breathes fire. Some wear robes. Some carry microphones. Some sit in pulpits, courts, offices, and thrones. And perhaps the most dangerous dragons are not the obviously evil ones — but the ones convinced they speak for God while devouring the very souls He loves. The Dragon Always Hunts Birth In Book of Revelation chapter 12, the dragon stands before the woman waiting to devour the child the moment it is born. Why? Because hell fears birth. Not church attendan

There is a mystery woven through scripture that religion often separates into fragments. But the Spirit speaks in patterns. Echoes. Shadows. Wombs. Rivers. Mothers. Brides. What if the Queen of the South in Gospel of Matthew chapter 12 and the woman clothed with the sun in Book of Revelation chapter 12 are spiritually connected? Not the same woman in flesh. But the same Spirit. The same prophetic archetype. The same eternal feminine expression of wisdom birthing truth into th

The God We Tried to Box We have done something strange as humans. We have taken the infinite… and tried to package (“Him” )into something we can hold, explain, defend, and label. We built boxes. Boxes made of doctrine. Boxes made of denominations. Boxes made of language, culture, experience, and fear. And then we pointed to the box and said— “This is God.” But God has never fit inside anything we built. Not temples. Not traditions. Not definitions. We didn’t discover Him in a

Praying for the strength to accept truth when it hurts There’s a kind of truth that doesn’t knock. It doesn’t arrive announced, wrapped in clarity and comfort. It slips in quietly—between pauses, behind eyes that won’t meet yours, inside words that don’t quite land the way they should. It lives between the lines. And if you’re honest… you’ve felt it. That moment when someone says “I’m fine” but everything in your spirit whispers, they’re not. Or when someone says “I love you”

They used to call me the mouth of the south. And not in a charming, front-porch-sweet-tea kind of way. No— I was sharp. Quick. Cutting. I could dress truth up in just enough righteousness to make it sound holy… while it carried the weight of judgment, pride, and pain underneath. I didn’t just speak words. I wielded them. And the wildest part? I thought I was right. ⸻ Scripture says in James that the tongue is a fire. A restless evil. Full of deadly poison. It says no human be

There’s a verse people quote when life feels unbearable—like a lifeline thrown into deep water: “All things work together for the good…” But no one tells you what it actually costs to understand it. Because you don’t learn that kind of truth in comfort. You learn it in places you never would’ve chosen. ⸻ I didn’t find “good” in a perfect life. I found it in a homeless shelter. Not the kind you drive past and forget about— the kind you end up inside of. The kind where pride is

Or in the “mouth of the south” The Day My Ass was Grass “ It wasn’t really about the grass. But it felt like everything to me. --- He stood there looking at the pond, seeing what it could be— clean lines, trimmed edges, something that looked intentional. Something that looked… finished. And I stood there looking at the same water, but I wasn’t seeing a project. I was seeing a living thing. The tall grass he wanted to cut back? I saw protection. I saw fish tucked into shadows,

I was upset. Not the quiet, reflective kind of upset—the kind that hums under your breath and settles in your chest. The kind that makes you want to leave. Get in the car. Drive. Breathe somewhere else. So I decided I was going to the store. Not because I needed anything… but because I needed space. ⸻ That morning, I had prayed. Not a polished prayer. Not a church-sounding prayer. Just something honest: “God, keep me in Your will today. Teach me patience.” Simple. Dangerous.

We say it so early. Sometimes before we even know what it means. A baby reaches up with tiny hands, eyes wide, heart wide open—and we whisper it first: I love you. A child says it back with sticky fingers and no hesitation. A teenager says it softer, guarded. Friends say it casually, almost like punctuation. Lovers say it like a promise… or sometimes like a question. I love you. Three words. So easy to say. So hard to live. ⸻ The truth is… most of us learn to say “I love you”

⸻ There was a cage. Not made of iron… but of beliefs, wounds, memories, labels. And inside it— there were eight birds. Each one alive. Each one breathing. Each one capable of flight. But none of them free. ⸻ The Birds We Carry The first bird was fear . It trembled constantly, convincing the others the sky was dangerous. The second was shame . It stayed low, whispering, “You don’t deserve to fly.” The third was control . It paced back and forth, gripping the bars, trying to ma

There’s a line that has echoed through more hearts than we realize. “I just want to be part of that world.” We hear it in a girl sitting on the edge of her life, looking out at something she can’t quite touch yet. We hear it in longing. In ache. In the quiet places where desire lives. But what if we’ve been hearing it backwards? Because the soul—your soul—is a lot like Ariel. Not because she wanted more… But because she thought more was somewhere else. Ariel believed the surf

....you are not a forgotten souls drifting in open water.....

“God, I’ll give… but I’m still in control.”

A little faith. A little belief. A little healing. A little surrender. But not fully clothed in it. We know scripture—but don’t wear it. We speak truth—but don’t live it. We’ve encountered God—but haven’t let Him cover everything. So we exist… half dressed.

“It was the hand of God”

I’m just wasting my breath…..

In the beginning WAS THE WORD…..