Announcements

In Week 1, we protected our peace.In Week 2, we claimed our ownership.In Week 3, we expanded our vision beyond our zip code. Now we have to talk about the one thing that keeps many women from actually doing any of the above: “I’m just too busy.” I hear it all the time. Women who […]

Last week, we got real about the cost of being the strong one. We looked at the resentment, the exhaustion, and that “private collapse” that happens when the lights go down. But awareness without action is just a slower way to burn out. I’ve realized that “Freedom isn’t a feeling. It’s a decision you repeat.”

International Women’s Day is March 8, and I love the celebration. I love the flowers, the shout-outs, the “women are powerful” posts. But let me ask the question many of us avoid—especially high-achieving women: If the applause stopped… would you still recognize yourself? Not your resume. Not your title. Not the role you play in

Let me finish this series with something I had to learn the hard way: Some of us don’t avoid rest because we’re lazy. We avoid rest because we were trained to feel unsafe when we slow down… and guilty when we receive. As Black women, especially those of us raised in “strong woman” culture, this

Let’s be real: a lot of us love God with everything we have… but we’re still suffocating in our own lives. We still struggle to feel free. Not free like “I’m smiling.” Free like my soul can breathe. And I’m not talking about being the first one to shout “Amen” in the sanctuary… but also