In today's episode Lady J discusses how looking at the way the honeybee exists in nature provides a powerful example of how human beings can strive to positively impact society.

"Lady J" reminds us of the importance of using wisdom in our daily interaction as there is still a lot that we do not know about the Covid virus as we emerge from quarantine.

What we do with the time we have on this earth is very important. The Good Book gives us clear instructions for the manner in which all human beings should endeavor to live their lives.

Every decision we make and every challenge we face requires faith. Although it is natural to feel fear when facing the unknown it is necessary that we push through the fear to the other side.

In spite of the pandemic crisis we are living through we must never forget that God has got our back and we are not alone. He is ever present walking with us daily in these uncertain times.

Lady J invites you to compose a letter to the King. For he is all ears and he is willing and able to deliver you out of your distress. 

When the going is rough it can be tough for us to count our blessings but learning to trust God in the midst of troubles builds your faith and his capacity to show himself strong in our lives.

Although we can't gather in our respective houses of worship to celebrate the fact that Jesus rose from the grave this Easter, the power of his shed blood at the cross works wonders within us and our daily lives. Remember because Jesus got up we can get up too!

As sorrowful as the crucifixion was, God ordained it as the path by which human beings would be reconciled to him. Without the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ we would still be hopelessly lost in perpetual darkness. Good Friday is the moment where we pause and reflect on the sacrifice Jesus made to bring hope to a dying world.

How do you plan on emerging from quarantine? In this episode "Lady J" challenges us to consider what we want our lives will look post-COVID and how our perspectives should shift in the aftermath.