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Sis, when you’re praying for a husband, don’t just pray for a man — pray for a man with vision. A husband should be more than just a title. He should be a leader who walks with God, carries clarity, and has a plan not just for himself—but for your future together. The Word says, “Write the vision and make it plain…” If he doesn’t have vision, how can he lead? If he’s not submitted to God’s will, how can he cover you? A real man of God will have a plan that aligns with purpose—not just potential. 👉🏽 A husband should be: • Spiritually grounded (Ephesians 5:25 – “Husbands, love your wives, just as Christ loved the church…”) • A provider and protector (1 Timothy 5:8) • A man of wisdom and discernment (Proverbs 3:5-6) • Someone who listens to God before making moves. We’re not just building homes—we’re building legacies. Ask God for clarity, not confusion. A husband who’s led by the Lord won’t leave you guessing. Don’t lower your standards for vibes. Wait for alignment. Wait for purpose. Wait for the one who comes with vision. You are worth that and more. #HerOnPurpose #FaithfulLove #GodlyMarriage #WaitOnGod #MarriageGoals #PurposePartner #KnowHisVision

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Men are supposed to come into a woman’s life to take pressure and problems OFF her hands, not cause them! #relationships #marriage #dating #DerrickJaxn

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My one & only Ms. Yiternatee (Eternity) my forever!!
Love this one here for life!

Thank GOD for Revelation!!
TAH-DAY

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Maranda Curtis Worship Experience LIVE | Worship at Evangel Fellowship COGIC Maranda Curtis joined us in February 2020 for our annual "Love Fest" where we bring together our local community for fellowship. Normally we serve food and "...

WORD UP!!

David’s lament provides a lesson about loving our enemies.

For one thing, David never regarded Saul or Abner as enemies. Yes, they delayed his ascension to the throne, slandered him, and hunted him without cause. They forced him to flee his home, abandoning palace comforts for the cold life as a fugitive on the run. However, David never treated the Lord’s anointed king as his enemy or as someone he had any right to harm.

Vengeance and retribution belong to the Lord and Him alone. God had anointed Saul, and God alone had the only right to remove him if and when He saw fit. Not David. Unlike Joab, David’s heart was never set on retribution but on restoration.

The throne of Israel was also not David’s to claim. All thrones, like all crowns, belonged to the Lord. They are given as He wills and could be taken just as easily. That was a lesson he would remember even after he had become king.

Lastly, God’s timing was not David’s. It would be years before David sat on the throne of Israel, something he had been anointed to do as a young man. Whether Saul, Ish-bosheth, or Abner, whoever held power over Israel was there for a reason. All David could do was trust God’s timing and hold to the promises of God when things didn’t seem to make sense, or his path seemed unclear.

David could mourn for someone most of us consider an enemy. Why? Because David stopped seeing Saul and Abner as obstacles to “his” success. Instead, he saw them as instruments in God’s sovereign plan for his life—a plan including enemies, obstacles, and valleys. That plan, if God was writing it, was ultimately good. David could confidently write in God alone:

“Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I fear no evil, for You are with me. Your rod and your staff, they comfort me. You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies.” (Psalms 23:4-5)

Business Owners - Listen UP!

We often get caught up in the now, the when, and the why. But how often do we focus on the what? You were created, or your business was established, to solve the "what." Stand firm and push toward your W.H.A.T.

(W)hether it was the challenges you faced to get to where you are—distractions, family obligations, transportation issues, or any other obstacles—like it or not, you're here now.

(H)owever you choose to present your speech, ideas, product, project, or business, know that it will (A)bsolutely help the next person you encounter with their problem, situation, or business.

(T)he moment you open your mouth to offer a solution, remember: you were created to solve that problem. Your words are about to help someone on the other side.

- Cher-Ron Thicklin
The Black Wall Street Nation, LLC