• THE PROBLEM WITH CIVIL RIGHTS and Government Assistance

    Once upon a time we were self sufficient. Why Civil Rights is bad and government assistance made it worst!Let me present my financial resume: I accepted food stamps for about 6 months until I started receiving a paycheck. I have file bankruptcy but I have never been homeless. I don’t own a home or a car but I do live…

  • A CULTURE OF IGNORANCE

    According to Google Merriam-Webster defines the word: “Ratchetness is the state or quality of being “ratchet,” a slang term that describes unruly, wild, trashy, or low-class behavior and appearance”.

  • INTENTIONAL LIVING: A GOD CENTERED LIFE

    I admit to following Jesus to the extent that I convict myself when I behave less than the biblical standards that are written in Scripture. I understand that there is no such thing as the perfect person but I can still work on perfecting me. Romans 5:12 (KJV)12 Wherefore, as by one man sin entered into the world, and death…

  • INTENTIONAL LIVING: GOD FIRST

    Sunday, July 12, 2026I can’t stop thinking about God, His ways are continually in my thoughts. Even when I transgress (sin) my mind thinks of Him, I cannot forget about Him. Am I a “Jesus Freak”? Am I “so heavenly minded that I am no earthly good”? Many people I know think: “It doesn’t take all of that!” Maybe that…

  • INTENTIONAL LIVING: MORNING PRAYER

    Every morning I begin my day hearing the Spirit of God speak to me, I  don’t always remember what was revealed. I progressed from the bedroom to the front room and sit in my chair, I  begin writing in my journal while drinking coffee;  I  write Good Morning Father God. And my day officially begins. Written by Marsha L FloydALL RIGHTS…

  • INTENTIONAL LIVING: CONTINUING EDUCATION

    At 66 years of age, I am still working. Why? Because I like buying me things and, as costly as it was to care for children, I am not cheap! I do not spend money on hair and nails, clothing or restaurants, I spend money on books and craft items! I did not save money while raising children and then…