
What Does It Mean To Be Happy?
What does it mean to be happy? It gets old, you know. Trying to fill voids with materialistic things. Or constantly surrounding yourself around people

He Obliged To The Renewing Of His Mind
As he looked upon himself in the mirror, he smiled joyfully. Filled with the admiration of self and clear knowledge of what was next. He didn’t dwell on his mistakes but rather rejoiced in the fact that the faults of his past did not determine his future. He murmured a

Sweet Forbidden Fruit
Struggling With Sin? He thought escaping purgatory would be a one-time thing. But somehow he is being sucked in again. Too religious to say being in the world is fun. So he lies about his struggles with the things he should have never begun. He is not sure if he wants

Well Done Good & Faithful Servant
What if I’ve lost my faith? Lost in the guilt of your past Trapped in bondage Loss of faith Confused on whether you’re enough Waking up to the voices of every past sin Screaming for God to bring you to pass because you can’t seem to believe in your purpose

Look What God Has Done
What does it mean to be black? A question that swarms many minds. The simple answer is there’s no real answer, but in reality, that’s been our greatest demise. Told our blackness must align with a specific caricature that makes the masses comfortable with our existence. Only to fall prey

Power In The Pink Bow
As a little girl, I ate, prayed, and loved pink. I desired pink highlights in my hair. Pink heels to wear. Pink dresses to accompany everything. But the most important accessory I needed to complete my look was a large pink bow. However, at the age of 23, my favorite

Who Is Jezebel?
Jezebel is what they call women who struggle with promiscuity Her dedication to manipulation will leave you practicing witchcraft prematurely Jezebel is not just filled with sexual immorality Jezebel is filled with taking your purity Not just in regards to lying down with one But also lying to one
Jordan Alexis
Is a writer who believes in the power of words to bridge worlds. Through faith, poetry, and mental health tips she invites readers into conversations that matter. Her work explores the intersection of spiritual growth, authentic living, and leaving a mark they can’t erase.