“For every child of God defeats this evil world, and we achieve this victory through our faith. And who can win this battle against the world? Only those who believe that Jesus is the Son of God.” 1 John 5:4-5 NLT
A ROSE IS STILL A ROSE
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I DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO THIS SONG - 'A Rose Is Still A Rose' by Aretha Franklin
Tamar (2 Samuel 13) was raped, rejected and made to feel ruined. But her condition did not minimize her position. She was still the daughter of a king. Bishop Designate Donna Hubbard stated, “you don’t have to be defined by what they did to you.” They mistreated you, rejected you and even began to hate you. But their mistreatment of you does not diminish your value. You are still the Daughter of a King. Know your worth. You are VICTORIOUS. #rejectedbutstillroyalty #aroseisstillarose #CommandYourDay #2Samuel13
FATHERLESS NO MORE: I held on to these tears for sixty one years. I was able to relate to so many fatherless sons and daughters in the street, the church, the jail and in the prison. I was bleeding inside; with a band-aid for the hurt and a mask to hide the pain. In my lifetime, I talked to my father on the phone only one time after he left when my mother was pregnant with my younger brother. I was two years old when he left and sixteen years old when he called. I was longing for my father’s love. The one time he did call, all he discussed was how many women he had. I spent years daydreaming; thinking my father was looking for me. I was afraid that when he came back he would find another man dating my mom and that man would get in the way of my family being together again. But I was so wrong. At the age of eighteen, actually on my eighteenth birthday, my father passed away. Because we had no relationship, I did not find out he was deceased until two weeks after his death. We never
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