I thank God for you all, believers and non-believers. Today, it was set on my heart to remind you that you are worthy of every chance and goodness that comes and will continue to overflow in your life. Do not lose sight of the wrong things; forgive yourselves for your own wrongdoings or the doings of others. Keep your mind on Him; keep pushing through with the fiery faith that is in your heart, for you will achieve everything good that is meant for you without doubting yourselves or God. You have chances, choices, and the air that you breathe to make meaningful things happen in your lives. Once you achieve all those things, do not forget to share your testimonies with those who have less than you, so they may have a chance to apply and multiply that in their lives. Keeping in mind that as long as you do your part in helping your neighbor and letting them know that God is the one who made all things possible in your life because you believed in your heart and worked hard, so that it came to pass. If they don’t believe it, you cannot force them. In Jesus’ name, keep moving with your life. Give thanks always to Abba, even if you haven’t received anything yet, for God said the best is yet to come! Ask, and you shall receive; seek, and you shall find; knock, and the door will be opened. There is nothing in this world that is not already yours. Christ is King and the only King! Be blessed always! -CM
Cold Weather
How do you feel about cold weather?
How I feel about cold weather is not good at all because I was raised in a country with extremely warm weather and lived in Florida from 2006–2016, then in Houston, Texas for about 2.5 years. I am not a huge fan of cold weather. When I started with the airline in 2016 and had a layover in Virginia during the winter, I told myself I would never live in such a state because it was so cold I could not feel anything, or maybe it was just a “skinny girl problem.” Now look at me: I have been living in Virginia for the past 6 years and have been through all the winter storms, etc. I am still not a big fan of cold weather, but my boyfriend tells me that it’s just a feeling to feel cold, lol. I try to believe it, but it’s still cold somehow. I am a warm-weather type of person, but that doesn’t mean that I don’t like to see all four seasons. I do love Virginia, so never say never, because God has better plans for you!
MARVIN & YASMINE “JE SERAI LA”
To Abba
You’re Not Alone
Never be
Never be ashamed of your past; instead, use your past experiences as a testimony to help change someone else’s life who is taking the same path you were on before. Your past is part of your memorable story and is not something others should be judging you about because deep down, everyone has their own story. Never be ashamed; if someone makes you feel ashamed, they shall be ready to reap what they sowed. Always be bold and unashamed! -CM
Did you know
We are all ambassadors of God; no one came to this earth alone. No one can claim to be self-made. It is like creating a robot, imbuing it with your character, and then having the robot turn on you and claim self-creation. Let us characterize our thinking, because even science was created by humans, and humans were created by God, and in Him alone.- CM
Update on Krystalee’s
Do your best
My secret skill or ability
What’s a secret skill or ability you have or wish you had?
My secret skill or ability is that, at age six, I loved playing with people’s hair. I was always watching hair being braided and became interested. I started doing cornrows on my cousins’ hair. When I moved to the U.S., I taught my sister how to braid at age twelve, but years later, she claims she learned it on YouTube. So we started relying on each other to braid each other’s hair. One day, my sister started braiding my hair but got upset and refused to finish, so I decided to try it myself. I went in front of the mirror and finished braiding my hair. My sister came home and couldn’t believe I was able to finish my hair myself. She told my mom that I had gone to a neighbor’s home to get my hair braided. I said no, but my mother didn’t believe me either, so she asked me to undo it and redo it. So I did. That’s when they knew I had that ability. At age sixteen, I was making extra money braiding children’s hair. From then on, before I ever did anything on anyone’s hair, I would try it on my own hair first. I worked at a salon in Houston with the best woman, who taught me more skills, and I am forever grateful. I always do my hair myself, or I get it done in Africa when I am home.
Trust and Believe In The Unseen 