Elevating Conversations
Sometimes life makes it easy to get in your own head or feel discouraged if you are not running at the pace you once were. Or you find yourself questioning if others see that you are just tired and drained. But that is when God’s grace steps in.
Your never ending to-do list and frustration when everything does not get checked off of it could be an indicator that you may need to release control. In doing so, you are able to rest physically and spiritually knowing that God is the ultimate orchestrator.
It’s been 20 years since we learned what can happen when one pursues a job “A million girls would kill for.” This film is a continuation of the first emphasizing identity and integrity, but will cause you to remember- be careful who you do wrong.
Can you contend for your faith in the face of uncertainty? James Fenimore of Living My Faith, part of The Daily News Network on Buzz TV, invited us on his show to talk about keeping faith at the center of what God is calling us to build.
When we find ourselves experiencing internal frustration or starting to feel out of place in our current situation, it is an indicator that something is getting ready to shift or change.
I just finished 3 years of teaching. I cannot believe it! Teaching brings with it many challenges, but the school environment that God placed me in with so many supportive fellow staff members made it all worth it.
Hesitating is a normal human reaction. However, we will all be presented with a door and must decide whether to pivot or stand still. I have found that “teeter-tottering” is one of the reasons we stay in our current situations.
We sat down with evangelist and author, Stephanie Bright, the founder of Christian Girls POP, an online international women’s ministry. From ministering in college dorm rooms to expanding her ministry across the globe, Stephanie has focused on being a good steward of what God has entrusted her with.
2025 taught me that divine fulfillment comes from aligning with God and walking in obedience to witness His promises. The beautiful thing about this is that once we stop and recap the year, it helps us to remember that God is intentional and orchestrates every move in our lives.
Questioning ourselves is a normal part of life, but doing so can cause us to miss out on assignments tied to our destiny if we are not careful.
