Honor the poor?
Seldomly do you see the words “honor” and “poor” in close relationship to each other. We typically give honor to those who are “deserving”: our service men and women and those who teach, heal, and care for our world in various ways. Honor, to give regard with great respect, comes to those who, in some way, make doing the work of Christ (even if they’re not calling it that) of prime importance. Continue reading
I want to tell you guys about my friend Henry. He’s no celebrity or well-to-do kind of guy but he has a great story to tell that I think will inspire you beyond words. This is, by all accounts, a true story.
Like to hear it? Here it go. Continue reading
Racks on Racks on Racks. 
All I do is win, win, win.
Who run the world? Girls. Bey.
Can’t wear skinny jeans because my knots don’t fit.
Money in the bank, shawty what chu drank?
There are millions of songs that talk about having wealth, riches, the “good life”, and how singers/rappers live this life everyday (when they’re not frontin’, of course). They speak the “good life” over themselves in every song, every lyric, and many times, this is truly the life they live.
So why not for the believer? Continue reading
Rev. Alisha L. Gordon 