There is a popular saying in the world. I'm not religious, but I'm spiritual. What spirit is driving you? What spirit are you connected to? There is only one Holy Spirit and that spirit is of God. Today's lesson is focused on trying the spirit.

Before Testimonial Tuesday, there was prayer. The foundation of this platform was built on prayer. I'm taking it back to prayer today. I hope that you will join me.

We don't owe sin a thing! We continue our discussion from last week's lesson. Because of Jesus Christ, we are free from the bondage of sin.

Jesus has made us free from sin! We don't owe sin anything! We don't have to concede to our former lifestyle, but we walk in the freedom where Christ has made us free!

We take a look at Jacob's story. His encounter with God caused him to receive a blessing and a name change. God wants to make a change in your life. He has a blessing with your name on it. Will you surrender to God or continue to contend with him?

Today we're going to talk about unity. Recently, I experienced it on a high level. I believe it is the mind of God for us to work together in the spirit of unity.

Did you know pain, trials, and tribulations can be a gift? An opportunity for God to perfect and mature us. A chance to build our character and give us the strength to endure. We must allow the perfecting attributes of God to work in us. Tune in for today's lesson.

On this episode of the Celebration of Conversation, I sat down with my high school classmate Rashonda Kennedy.

She is a woman of God and a devoted mother and wife. She shares her story of what motivated her family to move from their comfortable surroundings. The benefits of entrepreneurship and her willingness to share what she knows so everyone can win. Then her power to continue to live life to the fullest, while dealing with multiple sclerosis. As a mother, her dedication to her children and the importance of supporting their dreams and businesses. Listen to this conversation and let's celebrate someone who makes a positive impact in the lives of others.

Most cultures, social groups, and organizations have certain standards. They operate with a certain etiquette. As I look at the church of today I've seen it water down or deviate from the norm, as a way to appeal and attract those in the world. In doing this what is the ultimate goal? It's one thing to change, hoping to draw others to Jesus Christ. What happens when the church has been compromised?

Today's lesson will look at Job's intercession for his children. I want to encourage all parents, never to stop praying for our children. We must intercede and stand in the gap for them.