Today's Word: Talking Too Much

If folks wonder why & how everyone knows their business, they need to look at who they run their mouth to and what they reveal. I don't think people mean any harm when they talk too much because once the conversation is flowing, it's tough to pump the brakes. I don't care how close I am with someone, they'll only know the bare minimum. You have to protect yourself because there's a lot of snakes out here. 

Beating What’s Meant To Destroy

 Listen…I salute everyone who’s been through what would destroy most people. Y’all are the MVP, for real. Why judge someone for beating situations that would break most? That’s stupid. Just because you can’t handle what someone has gone through, don’t shade them, congratulate them.

Saturday Message

Repost (Loddy Doddy, Facebook)

You have to stop telling people with bad spirits, good news! 🤫

Facts…bad spirits can’t appreciate good news. They’ll find a way to sabotage it. 

Friday Gospel

The grass is greener on the other side, but the water bill is also higher. 

Thursday Word

Everyone can't stick together because too many folks have their own agendas. 

Today’s Message: Preparation

Opportunity meats preparation. Where we’re at now is preparing us for where God’s taking us. 

Biden Announces Student Debt Relief

Student debt relief has been trending on social media (and still is since Biden announced his student debt relief plan) for a while. I support relief for struggling folks regardless of the reason. Unless someone was born with rich parents who paid their children's way through school, nobody should be in their feelings over relief that could help tens of millions. The fact that there's outrage over student debt relief shows how selfish society is. It's the same tired arguments that's used against student debt relief: What about those who repaid their loans, and those who didn't go to college because they didn't want student debt? Look, I respect some people's decision not to attend college because they don't want student debt, but unless you're willing to work your way through school, get Pell grants to cover undergrad and/or a full scholarship, it's almost impossible to leave college without some student debt.