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We do not have to agree with another person's theology to recognize when someone is doing the work of loving their neighbor. And we do not get to call ourselves followers of Christ and consistently be the loudest voices for division, fear, and the removal of mercy from public life
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Living a saved life means living a crucified life. We have to die to ourselves daily. In order to truly live, you must first die. Living a saved life means giving up the version of you that you created, in exchange for the person God has called you to be.
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Now, at this stage of life, having experienced both mountaintops and valleys, unexpected turns and rebuilding seasons, my understanding of God is deeper and more personal. What once felt instructional now feels relational.
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My Kingdom assignment is to help women stop dimming their light. I teach them not to shrink — to be bold and beautiful, to leave marks in their homes, workplaces, and communities that can’t be erased.
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I am carrying out my assignment by showing believers that the marketplace is not separate from ministry. It is mission territory.
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The world measures success by visibility, revenue, influence, and applause. The Kingdom measures success by obedience, faithfulness, and fruit. For me, it’s simple. If it doesn’t glorify God, then it’s not successful.
Before you start your day — before you open your laptop, check your notifications, or pour your second cup of coffee — start with a clean slate.
Even for kingdom entrepreneurs, followers, subscribers, views, sold-out masterminds backed by launch numbers and revenue screenshots are regularly paraded as modern-day measures of God's hand on the business. Yet Scripture repeatedly challenges the assumption that enlargement is endorsement.
"You can't build something sustainable on a fractured foundation, no matter how talented you are."
And somewhere along our journey toward success in our careers and businesses, we were never formally taught how to love — or how to live in harmony with one another.
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Success to me is being obedient to what it is that GOD has called you to. When you follow what He has purposed you to do, you will be successful.
Success does not happen overnight. I’ve learned to enjoy the process and celebrate small wins because they grow into big victories.
For me, success isn’t just sales numbers or recognition for my brand. It’s knowing I started my business because God told me to.
Whatever is lovely. Whatever is pure. Whatever is of good report. Think on these things. That is not a suggestion. That is a prescription.
Before you start your day — before you open your laptop, check your notifications, or pour your second cup of coffee — start with a clean slate.
When food has been your comfort, your control, your reward for as long as you can remember, reclassifying it as a tool takes real intentional work. It is not just a diet change. It is a mindset change.
Obedience always carries a cost. I relied on three anchors: prayer for clarity and strength, scripture for direction, and the discipline to keep moving even when results were not immediate.
Even for kingdom entrepreneurs, followers, subscribers, views, sold-out masterminds backed by launch numbers and revenue screenshots are regularly paraded as modern-day measures of God's hand on the business. Yet Scripture repeatedly challenges the assumption that enlargement is endorsement.
God called me to spread His message in a bilingual way — to uplift people who are going through struggles and are looking to sustainably find the true path to success.
In the world, success is often measured by profit, recognition, or accolades. In the Kingdom, success is measured by obedience, faithfulness, and impact.
Arnitris L. Strong didn't stumble into her calling — she was guided into it.
One of the hardest parts of starting over is the looking back. When I stepped away and started building something new, the questions started, mostly in my own head.