The Battle of Hope vs. Hopelessness

I want to share a dialogue with you that sometimes takes place in our hearts and minds. It is a conversation, a struggle, and a battle between Hopelessness and Hope. Hopelessness and Hope are two strong characters, each fighting hard to win a battle within us.  Hopelessness speaks “I will not hide because I liveContinueContinue reading “The Battle of Hope vs. Hopelessness”

A Prayer for You and Me

Heavenly Father, We come before You today on behalf of Darlene, thanking You for her life, her strength, and the many lives she has touched through her ministry, her compassion, and her willingness to help bring healing to others. Thank You for the work You have allowed her to do through her book, And HeContinueContinue reading “A Prayer for You and Me”

What We Get Wrong About Teaching Kids to Apologize and Forgive

When you were a child, were you taught what it means to forgive? Or, were you made to forgive because it was the right thing to do? Have you taught your children to forgive? What would you change in your teaching now that you see children in action?

Where it all began-when a Black History Week turned into Black History Month.

Rather than seeking acceptance, Dr. Carter G. Woodson chose independence — a decision that would define his life’s work.​