Bible Verse of the Day: Hebrews 12:2

National Suicide Prevention

If you’re feeling anxious, depression or even suicidal thoughts please know first that there’s a Heavenly Father that created you in His image, that loves you and has real purpose in your life.

Please reach out to the people in your life that care for you and love you. Send me a text and I would more than love to listen.

There are experts too that can assist:

https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org

Just know that If this is you, God put it in my heart to let you know that He loves you and will see you through this tough time. Your story will be heard. YOU ARE LOVED.

Help is available

Speak with a counselor today

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National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

1-800-273-8255

Bible Verse of the Day: 2 Corinthians 4:16

Set Your Eyes On Jesus (Devotional)

In Matthew chapter 14 the disciples have set sail into heavy winds, and as their boat was beaten by the waves they noticed a ghostly figure. To their amazement and fright, it was the Lord Jesus miraculously walking on water. At this moment, the disciple Peter petitioned to meet the Lord and his request was granted. Yet, as soon as his eyes and attention turned to the tormenting winds, he became afraid, and consequently, he started to sink. This biblical passage provides many lessons but none more important than to keep your eyes on the Lord. Giving the power of attention to the worldly problems (the wind) only bears the fruit of fear, and as a result, brings you down (sink) spiritually, mentally, emotionally, and even physically. Peter with a loud cry said, "Lord, save me," and immediately our good Lord reached out his hand and took hold of him. Jesus responded, "O you of little faith, why did you doubt?" In times of trouble think about this passage: don't doubt, set your eyes on Jesus, but if you are fearful and start to sink, cry to the heavens and He will reach out and save you.

Bible Verse of the Day: 2 Corinthians 3:17

Bible Verse of the Day: Psalms 121:2

Bible Verse of the Day: John 3:36

Bible Verse of the Day: Proverbs 18:10

Bible Verse Of The Day: John 14:21

Devotional : Opportunity For Good

Our Lord Jesus provides us with some incredible gems during his famous preaching sermon known to us as the Sermon on the Mount (Matthews Chapters 5-7). There are no doubt some head-scratching, controversial,  hard truths in His teachings, such as "bless those that persecute you" and "love those that hate you." This season offers us an opportunity to be examples of Christian living. The apostle Paul said in his letter to the Romans, Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good. Ask yourselves, amid the turmoil,  how can Jesus be glorified through me?

Donation June 2020

On June 13, we went down to the Bowery Mission to drop off five bags of primarily women and children clothes. Unfortunately, they weren't taking these type of clothing articles. I asked what are the biggest needs right now, and he said that they are looking for men's clothing. These next six month I'm going to focus on campaigning for various men clothes. Eventually, we try around my neighborhood and ended up donating them to the Salvation Army

We Are All Of One Blood (Devotional)

Acts chapter 10 provides us with an in-depth look into God's master plan of restoration and salvation. Cornelius a man of the Italian band was a man who feared the Lord with all of his house. The first time that a gentile (non-Jew) was baptized and receive the Holy Spirit through Jesus Christ. Paul in his letters as the apostle of the Gentiles boldly recognizes that there is no difference between Jew or Greek (Gentiles). Today, we boldly say there’s no difference between Jews, Whites, Blacks, Hispanics, Asians, or any other nationality. If we trace our nationality to its origin – We would trace it back to the first man ever created, Adam, making us all of one blood. And if we are all of the same blood that makes us family and with Jesus then God's family.  

Know Justice Know Peace Tee

We aim to seek an education that will empower our brothers and sisters who demand social justice. We have seen too many black lives lost due to systemic racism deep-rooted in America's history.

"Know Justice" is understanding the core value of justice as God intended and not as men with a corrupt heart and clouded vision to execute true judgment. We seek a justice that shows mercy, and compassion. A justice that values human lives above monetary wealth, favoritism, and racial undertones.

"Know Peace" is the result of true justice in the heart of unrest. The protest will continue and should continue as long as we have a system that doesn't value humanity. A system that was founded in racism that has no place in the future of this country or anywhere else in the world.