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Living the Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. — What It Teaches Us About Faith, Leadership, and Justice
A reflective, faith-centered tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., exploring his legacy as a Reverend, a man of God, and a leader whose pursuit of justice was rooted in scripture, courage, and a gentle spirit.
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When My Brain Won’t Be Quiet, God Still Speaks
Drawing from Matthew 6:6 and DMX’s “Lord Give Me a Sign,” this post explores how God meets us in the middle of the noise and how silent prayer can begin with honesty, not calm.
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Learning to Stand Alone Without Being Alone
A faith-filled reflection on solitude, discernment, and God’s constant presence, inspired by Deuteronomy 31:8 and Real Friends by Kanye West
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The Math of Miracles: How God Showed Up in My Calculations
A faith-filled reflection on teaching math as God’s gift, trusting His plan, and finding divine purpose in education—blending Scripture, hip-hop, and holiday reflection.
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From My Father to My Classroom: The Healing Power of Laughter
A reflection on faith, teaching, and the power of humor, ending with a lesson from Biz Markie’s Just a Friend.
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From Tears to Hope: Finding Joy After a Life-Changing Loss
A faith-filled story of how God transformed a season of depression into purpose. From a life-changing hysterectomy to an unexpected mentorship, discover how Scripture, hip-hop, and healing led to a breakthrough calling in teaching and academic therapy.
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Progress, Not Perfection: The Day I Let Go of Perfect
Blending scripture, Kendrick Lamar’s “Alright,” and Al-Anon wisdom, this post explores self-acceptance, resilience, and authentic growth for neurodivergent individuals and the people who support them.
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Faith in the Remix: When My Journal Became a Calling
A reflection on grief, faith, and purpose exploring how Sister Margaret’s prophecy about writing becoming ministry came true through journaling, healing, and God’s redirection.
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Neurodivergent and Anointed: Celebrating My Neurodiversity Out Loud
Celebrate the divine design of neurodivergent minds in this testimony about creativity, resilience, justice, and purpose. Explore ADHD and Autism as God-given gifts, woven with the spirit of Common and John Legend’s “Glory.”
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Forgive Them Father: The Day I Walked Out of the Classroom and Into My Calling
Violence broke my heart and opened my eyes. When animosity filled my classroom, forgiveness became my freedom. This is the story of how walking away from teaching led me to walk in purpose.
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