There are chapters in fiction that read like prophecy. Moments in novels that bleed into reality so vividly that the line between imagination and truth disappears. Chapter 10 of Book II of S.O.L.A.D.™ is one of those chapters. Titled “A Score to Settle,” it finds our heroes Angelo and Angeline pressed to the limit, their city in chaos, their enemies multiplying, and every ounce of light within them challenged by the encroaching darkness.

And who better to reflect on today than the Black women who have answered that call again and again, often without applause, often through resistance, and often at great cost. Whether through activism, intercession, leadership, motherhood, teaching, or healing—Black women have been answering destiny’s call long before the world recognized their power.

Today marks a powerful moment in my journey. It is the 23rd day of International Black Women’s History Month, and it is also my 200th official Tony Post. That’s right—200 posts of faith, fire, and unwavering purpose. Over these 200 entries, I’ve poured out pieces of my heart, told the stories God gave me, and used my platform to shine a light on spiritual truth and the undeniable strength of Black women. With today’s post, I go even deeper.

On the 16th day of International Black Women’s History Month, we don’t just honor strength, resilience, or success—we confront what threatens to destroy it.

Words can uplift, but they can also wound. They can liberate, or they can imprison. They can heal, or they can destroy.

We honor the unseen, the divine, and the intercessors—the Black women who carry light into dark places, who show up just when we need them.

we’re turning our attention not just to the women whose names are etched in stone, but to the quiet fighters—the survivors, the healers...

We pause to reflect on the unseen battle many women face daily—not against the world, but within themselves. That silent enemy is fear.

The ability to stand alone, even when the world turns away, is a defining characteristic of strong women.

We celebrate the strength of women, the necessity of trust, and the power of unity in the face of adversity. 

History has shown that when evil is left unchecked, it grows—but justice, even if delayed, always finds its way.

We will explore how faith, resilience, + the refusal to surrender to fear have been central to both S.O.L.A.D.™ and Black History.

On this 12th day of Black History Month, we reflect on the importance of preparation, resilience, and the long journey toward victory.

History has shown us that some of the greatest battles we face are not just physical but psychological and spiritual.

The past has a way of resurfacing when we least expect it.

Life is filled with challenges that test our limits, moments when we feel knocked down, seasons when giving up seems like the easiest option

Life is filled with moments where we feel completely overwhelmed—times when darkness looms, and it seems like destruction is inevitable.

How do we maintain faith when it feels like God has pressed pause on our lives?

The New Year is a chance to reflect, renew, and recommit to the purpose God has placed in our lives.

Christmas is more than a season; it is the celebration of the greatest gift ever given—Jesus Christ.