Rozo
When you read this blog post, we will have just finished celebrating the 223rd commemoration of Haitian Flag Day. This year, the air felt different. In Haiti, we have a popular saying: “Nou se wozo, menm si nou pliye, nou pap kase” — loosely translated: We are reeds; though we bend, we do not break. The saying compares the Haitian people to a pliable reed that rises again even after facing adversities. Flag Day, in my humble opinion, is one of the rare occasions where the Hai
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Happy Mother's Day
In honor of Mother’s Day, this week’s blog message is geared toward encouraging you, sister, to launch again into the unknown. Uncertainty has a funny way of crippling women of God to a point of stagnancy. And because women carry the misnomer of caring for everyone else first, their kingdom assignment can often suffer delay. Somewhere down the line, before we even knew it, the spark was gone. And for some, that joy-sucking moment happened at a tender age, when instead of bloo
May 133 min read
Fighting from a place of victory
When I thought I’d seen it all on social media, I stumbled onto one of the wildest clips yet. A young influencer—calm, composed—was crouched on the side of the road, petting a stray possum as if it were her household pet. Not a baby, but a full-grown, wild possum—completely out of place in her hands. And as strange as it was, what struck me wasn’t just the behavior—it was the recognition that, spiritually, we do the same thing. We try to domesticate what was never meant to be
May 62 min read