by Brian Starie
We can choose to stay mired in the dust of yesterday’s words, understandings and cling to a past where what we thought it correct, for black men and women having to adhere to Jim Crow laws. Like people using the word crippled, and not seeing the person. We can choose to see our ideas of […]
Read More Not Your HappinessGod’s bandwidth and SEO are frighteningly simple and it’s true costs are based in humility and love
Read More Steps with PurposeJoy is a God-given right and all we must do is slow down and tap in to the moment rather then focus on the rat race and the hustle.
Read More BoundariesWe want things as we expect them to happen not as how they will happen or how our God is beautiful and wonderful as his plans have always been will continue to be.
Read More SovereignGod doesn’t make mistakes, no matter how much the people who deal in control and shame try and broker deals with the devil to exact otherwise.
Read More FencesTry as you might, but your social network is a sea of misconception, and it is lost in a sea of indifference.
Read More The Walls BetweenWhen a man, in the world’s view, is viewed as strong he has everything put together. His clothing, his home, his finances and his relationships. It stays in this order as viewed by the objective world. When a man, in the kingdom culture, has his life together there are more things to align and the […]
Read More I Am Weak.How important is it to belong, to be a success? What is that? I am a good person. What does that mean? When we strip away the layers of bondage to an identity of who we are are, based on what you can purchase, or what you cannot is actually relative to the point in […]
Read More Experience of ExistingRelationship is currency. We pay into them as Steven J. Covey said in 7 Habits of Highly Effective People. He also said we make withdrawals. We effectively have a balance that we must keep in the bank. We pay into people in how we treat them, by the way. If we make too many withdrawals […]
Read More The Balance of CareThere are two sides to every story. Everyone has a story. Everybody is comprised of two selves. There is a Native American proverb made famous by George Bernard Shaw. It is based on the Jungian archetypes of the shadow selves; if not based, but certainly highly relevant in this regard. Until we reach an active […]
Read More A Tale of Two People