Do you ever question your healing? Do you wonder if healing is possible?
Author Archives: Darlene J. Harris
Living Out My Fath
“Your faith can make an impact. God can use your faith and good reputation to draw others to Himself. Pray that God would do this in your life, giving you boldness and helping you live out your faith in a way that is seen by others, and that leads to His praise.” — The PowerContinue reading “Living Out My Fath”
All is Forgiven
How do you show up every day? Have you hurt anyone this week that requires you to reach out to the one who hurt you? Think about it, how hard would it be for you?
The Role of Emotional Validation in Apologies and Forgiveness
The author reflects on a recent incident where they unintentionally hurt their daughter and emphasizes the importance of allowing time for emotional processing after an apology. Genuine healing requires validating feelings rather than expecting immediate forgiveness. The complexity of forgiveness involves understanding emotions and creating a supportive environment that fosters true reconciliation.
A Trip Down Recovery Road
The poem reflects the journey of recovery, illustrating the transformation from darkness to light. It captures the reclaiming of one’s voice, healing of the heart, and the emergence of hope. As one navigates this unpredictable path, self-awareness and compassion foster growth, leading to a renewed sense of peace and a deeper appreciation for life’s beauty.
HOPE Against all HOPE Abraham Believed
I love these scriptures because I love God, who is my hope. I believe God can fulfill His promises, which are tailored to our needs. I trust His word. I hope you have a favorite verse to hold onto during tough times. I have a few, and I hope you do too. A favorite verseContinue reading “HOPE Against all HOPE Abraham Believed”
How did black music affect American culture?
Music was a way for enslaved people to express their feelings, whether it was sorrow, joy, inspiration, or hope. Songs were passed down from generation to generation throughout slavery. African and religious traditions influenced these songs and would later form the basis for what is known as Negro spirituals.
The Legacy of Black Musicians in Music History
I started the Black History Project in 2020. Without thinking about the impact it would have on me and maybe you. Yet, the effect of the research has been indescribable. At best, I would describe it as causing “my heart to bleed.” The research was overwhelming. It was divided among musicians who offered their brilliants.Continue reading “The Legacy of Black Musicians in Music History”
Gwendolyn Brooks: The First Black Pulitzer Prize Winner
Gwendolyn Brooks, born in 1917, was an influential poet and teacher who highlighted everyday struggles in her community. She made history by winning a Pulitzer Prize in 1950 for her book, Annie Allen. Starting young, she published many works and earned praise from notable figures like Richard Wright and Langston Hughes.
Finding Your Life Purpose: A Personal Journey
The author reflects on the significance of having a purpose in life, sharing personal experiences from their birthday. They describe overcoming a history of sexual assault through therapy and volunteering at a crisis center, ultimately finding their calling in helping others. The narrative emphasizes how God reveals individual purposes over time.
