Tag: trust
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Think about today
I was strolling through my Instagram feed earlier and came across one of the sweetest videos I’d seen. It was of an elderly father (age 80-ish) and his daughter, driving across state. Might I point out that he was the one driving. There wasn’t a whole lot to the 30-second soundbite, other than witnessing a […]
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Recalculating
I don’t like driving long distances, and I certainly don’t like anyone or anything that’s going to delay my arrival time. I remember some years back when I used to drive to visit my late father in the nursing home, I would often get mixed up with making the right turn, and knowing when to […]
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Working in silence
“How do you do that?” Is the question I remember being asked quite often by one of my “concerned” colleagues, to which I’d respond, “How do I do what?” “How do you work in silence, because I’d lose my mind if things were this quiet. When people don’t hear you doing anything, they could presume […]
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The tail end
Are you tired of being at the end of the line, nervously looking forward, wondering if you’ll ever make it to the front? Perhaps you’ve placed last (again), and after so many bouts of defeat, you’ve resided to the idea that “Everyone can’t be a winner,” not even you. Deuteronomy 28:13 encourages us that, “If […]
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Hands off
Whenever you feel as though you’re running out of time, and at the point of giving up, that’s when God steps right on in. Whatever it is that you’re going through, and that you’re trying to do on your own, give it to Him. Not only does He want to help, but wants you to […]
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The Settler
Are you a settler? What have you bargained God to give you that is not the best thing, and not the worst either? Maybe you have waited years to own a home, and because you’re still renting and not buying, you’ve decided to settle for a nice apartment, because it’s about as close as you’re […]
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Watch me
I’m not going to lie, as much as I value and love my privacy, I low key want to be on tv, but not just for anything. I want my own show, on my own network, and more than anything, I want to appear on Ted Talks. For a couple of years now, that’s been […]
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Positioned for the position
Sometimes it’s best not to gripe and complain about our situation, because more times than often, God is using that position to get us ready for the next one. I work in higher education and have done so for the past 13+ years. Loving what I do is a complete understatement, as I’ve never been […]
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Losing joy for the dream
“Sis, I don’t think Nursing is for me. I’ve always wanted to be one, but I can’t pass the entrance to get into college, no matter how much I try or apply,” were the words my church sister said to me on the phone. “How is it that something you’ve always dreamed of doing and […]
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Before is better than after
Before I started my new job recently, I remember a few months back, contemplating going back to my old workplace (the one that eliminated my position). I was so fed up with working for the temp agency, that I thought anything (especially the old thing) was better than what I was doing. I started complaining […]
Notes by La'Rue 