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Patience

Why is the word “patience” such a troubling word? We live in a fast pace society and we want everything to happen when we want it to happen, or perhaps I am only speaking of myself. If by chance you fall into this category of needing more patience, then I ask you to read on. 2016 has been a good year for me in all aspects of my life and yet I still question sometimes when? When is this going to happen or when is that going to take place. The reality is I have come to understand is that having patience really awakens something within us. I now understand that no one is waiting on me to do anything. I have to make things happen and when I get in motion, poof,  the things happen that I have desired. I once again become reassured that I am on the right track. The challenge question for you is what are you waiting on to come to the light in your life? Perhaps you need to get in motion. Once I got in motion, I realized what I thought I needed patience for was already there waiting on me. Stop waiting on something to change, be the change you are waiting on. I have come to learn that patience can be your best friend if you let it.

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Growth and Development

Hello Readers,

This weekend was a phenomenal weekend for our family. Our son graduated from high school. We are so full of emotions, it almost seems surreal. We have witnessed a tremendous amount of growth in the past few years; however the growth I want to discuss is what we witnessed this weekend. It seems as if overnight our son decided to “grow up.” His demeanor, speech, actions, and attitude are all that of a grown young man. As I witnessed these changes in him I noticed a few things. First I noticed his love for God increase, second I noticed his love for self increased, and thirdly I noticed he decided to make a decision to stand on his own two feet. We as a family along with two other couples validated these feelings in a Rites of Passage ceremony over the weekend. We witnessed him and two of his friends move from boyhood to manhood. We ensured they understood what it meant to be held accountable to each other and what responsibility as a man entails. The lesson I learned this weekend is simply wait for what you want, it will come eventually. Growth is automatic but, development is what we seek. We watched our son grow for 18 years and we witnessed development in our son this weekend. 

Are you developing as you grow?

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