Wendy’s Window

There is an old saying that it is not the enemy on the outside that can destroy you, it is the enemy within. Whether in families, workplaces, organizations, or even ministries, nothing will drain momentum or weaken progress faster than hidden opposition inside the camp. When those who should be for you are quietly against you, it becomes hard to rise, build, or win. Enemies in the camp do not always come with a warning label. They may smile in your face, attend your meetings,

Every so often, a story comes along that reminds us of who we are, where we come from, and what we can leave behind. Sarah’s Oil is one of those stories. This biographical drama, based on the true life of Sarah Rector, shines a powerful light on a part of history that is often overlooked, the triumphs, resilience, and legacy of African Americans whose contributions are rarely written about in textbooks. When I first heard about the film and then had the opportunity to see it,

Sometimes, the most extraordinary moments of our lives do not arrive with fireworks or fanfare. They unfold quietly in everyday choices, unexpected encounters, or simple acts of obedience. They are moments that seem ordinary in the beginning but later reveal themselves as divine assignments designed to shape not only our destiny, but also the healing of generations. When we are walking through these moments, they rarely feel extraordinary. In fact, they often feel uncomfortab

There are moments in life when everything feels uncertain, when what once felt familiar no longer fits, yet the next chapter has not fully unfolded. These are what I refer to as the transformational transitions , sacred, in-between spaces where change is not just happening around you, but within you. Working with women and coaching them along their journey, I often remind them that transformation is not just about reaching a destination. It is about honoring the process, the

Recently, I had the honor of being a guest on a podcast called Kids in the Spotlight  with Tige Charity. The conversation was filled with heart, honesty, and purpose. As we talked about the work, we both do to help young people rise above their circumstances and see their worth, Tige shared a phrase that deeply resonated with me: “We must connect before we correct.”  Those words landed in my spirit like a truth I already knew but had not yet fully named. Whether we are workin

There is so much going on in and around us today it can challenge us to wonder if we belong in certain rooms. Let me tell you, yes, we...