Belief is more than encouragement. It’s a form of favor that breathes life into dormant dreams, ignites courage, and validates worth. And when someone—be it a teacher, a friend, a sister, a mother, or a mentor—believes in you, they are reflecting the very nature of God. Because God believed in us first.

For far too long, Black women have been fed a dangerous lie. A lie so insidious that it’s often passed down, internalized, and masked in applause: “You are only as valuable as what you can produce, provide, or perform.” But the truth is this: God never required you to earn what He’s already declared.

On this Resurrection Sunday, as we celebrate the risen Savior, we also pause to reflect on the rising of His daughters, particularly the bold, faithful, and resilient Black women who carry resurrection power in their spirits every day.

Love is more than romantic gestures; it is the foundation of strong communities, movements, and faith.

In a world filled with uncertainty, stress, and daily challenges, God’s favor grants us a peace that surpasses all understanding.

Forgiveness is not always easy, but it is a powerful gift from God that enables us to experience freedom, peace, and His abundant favor.

As we step into a new year, filled with dreams, ambitions, and opportunities, it’s easy to get caught up in the rush of life.

Miracles are not just ancient occurrences recorded in the Bible; they are ongoing testimonies of God’s power and love in our lives today.