While we recognize the cultural impact of the Harry Potter stories, today we explore something even more real and sacred: The Favor of Presence—the divine gift of having people who don’t just show up for your celebrations, but who stay for your sorrow. In life, there are moments when the pain feels unbearable, the weight too heavy, the grief too deep. Yet in those seasons, God often sends a special kind of favor—not in the form of solutions, but in the form of people.

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.

There is something sacred, something powerful, and something holy about a Black woman who keeps showing up.

We reflect on both a pivotal moment in American history and a powerful legacy that still echoes today.

This isn’t just a post. This is a thank-you letter. This is a sacred reflection. This is a celebration of women...

Countless women have been disregarded, dismissed, and disrespected by the world—yet chosen, cherished, and commissioned by God.

Women of faith have always been at the forefront of change, walking boldly in God’s calling, even when faced with great challenges.

Women are the pillars of faith, strength, and love in families, carrying the weight of generations while paving the way for the future.

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