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Join us live for Healthy on the Inside
Building a Healthy Community Inside the Organization

This powerful conversation will explore what it takes to serve well within faith-based organizations while keeping people connected, included, supported, and engaged.

Featuring:
Cheryl Mitchell & Mark Barlet of Access Forge
Dr. Korey Grice of The Life Turn Center
Karen Bryant of Bloom Theory Consulting

🗓 Tuesday, June 2, 2026
🕖 7:00 PM

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When you can’t afford your own personal trainer…🤣🤣🤣🤣

Video courtesy of
Comedian Antonio Johnson

Another method of weaponizing the police against innocent people. This is evil.

What some people think is a joke, a retaliation tactic, or internet prank can easily turn deadly.

It’s called “swatting” making false emergency reports to trigger an aggressive police response against someone who has done nothing wrong.

Think about how dangerous this is.

This families was traumatized.
Their children were terrified.

False reports like this don’t just waste resources, they can cost people their lives.

Let’s pray for wisdom, accountability, and protection for both citizens and law enforcement officers who have to respond to situations they believe are real.

This kind of evil has no place in our communities.

This clip from Still Standing hit home for me because, real parenting isn’t always picture perfect…🤷🏿

Sometimes it’s just doing your best to keep it together in when dealing with something , and failing. 😂

And somehow, that laughter became part of the love.

We wasn’t perfect (and still aren’t), but we are Still Standing making it happen through some of the smoke; you know.

This really touched my heart.

These neighborhood kids came to receive prayer from their pastor after encountering something they perceived to be evil. And whatever a person may think about what they experienced, one thing stands out to me: when fear showed up, they knew where to go.

They went to the pastor.
They came for prayer.
They were looking for God.

That says a lot.

In a time where so many people run everywhere but to the Lord, it is powerful to see our young people who still believe that prayer matters, that spiritual covering matters, and that the church is still a safe place.

We need more of this.
More children who know they can call on God.
More pastors who are present.
More communities that understand peace is not just emotional, it is spiritual too.

Fear was what brought them there, but faith met them at the door.

“God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble.”
Psalm 46:1

Let’s keep covering our children.
Let’s keep praying for our neighborhoods.
And let’s make sure the next generation knows they never have to face fear alone.

Just tell the Truth.

Judge: How would you be on the left hand side if you're a passenger in the front seat.
Am I missing something?

😂🤣

Sometimes the issue is not just what happened, but how we respond to people.

What stood out to me first was that she didn’t ask, “Are you okay?”
She asked, “Seriously?” …with attitude.

That said a lot to me.

In a moment where someone may be tired, overwhelmed, stressed, or not fully okay, compassion should speak before the criticism.

Checking on people should come before judging them or their actions no matter how unusual.

You never really know what someone is carrying.
A little concern can go a long way.

We can do better with people.

Lead with empathy first.