"This is a season of suddenly."
It came fast, but I realized—I was prepared all along. Resting when God told me to, protecting my time with Him, and staying light made room for the rapid pace. In a suddenly season, obedience isn’t optional. It’s the strategy.

"Faith prepares us for the unknown, positions us in uncomfortable places, becomes personal in our private moments, and transforms our perspective on what we once called foreign."

Financial equity isn’t just about numbers—it’s about stewardship, justice, and generational impact. As kingdom-minded professionals, we are called to manage resources wisely, advocate for fairness, and use wealth as a tool for transformation. But how do we move beyond financial limitations and step into true kingdom abundance?

At Kingdom-Minded Corporate Living, we believe in being intentional about the whole person—spiritually, mentally, emotionally, and physically. We understand that navigating professional spaces while managing personal health and wellness challenges requires strength, resilience, and faith. That’s why we’re hosting a powerful panel discussion: Carrying the Weight: Wellness and Worth.

Brie’s journey through motherhood has been nothing short of inspiring. She has surrendered her career and personal timelines, trusting God with each step, and in return, she’s witnessed the fruit of her labor in her home and the community. Her life is a testament to God’s faithfulness—a reminder that when we surrender and align our plans with His purpose, transformation follows, even in the thick of the race, where we are still learning to die daily as an act of trust.

Taking your "Now is the Time" moment to the next level involves intentional steps in both your internal and external worlds. Internally, it's about the private space between you and God, where He sees the depths of your heart, including things you haven't yet discovered about yourself. When a shift occurs, this space is filled with peace or courage, but when you’re distant from that shift, doubt and worry can cloud your thoughts. Externally, this shift must align your mind, will, and emotions. It’s when you lift your head, take a deep breath, and decide to move forward despite the obstacles. One of the key steps is getting dressed—not just physically, but mentally. Even when you’re feeling sick or exhausted, changing your outfit to match your mindset is a symbol of readiness and productivity. Your attire varies depending on the season, but dressing with intention is always necessary. Finally, writing it out allows you to trace God’s faithfulness, showing how He has equipped and matured you along the way. Writing down your thoughts and emotions provides clarity and helps you reflect on the journey, solidifying your progress and trust in His plan.

This blog was originally written for the Release to God series on Brianna Grams' platform. Brianna is a fellow sister in faith, and we connected through Instagram sharing our journey of faith and family.

As I prayed about what to share for January, God prompted me to visit the lessons learned in marriage over the past year, which I typically share on social media in the days leading up to our anniversary. I hope these insights transcend the context of marriage and become tools you can apply to any season or role in your life.

The field may be tough, and the opposition fierce, but with God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit on your side, you are unstoppable. Catch the ball, run your race, and know that every victory brings glory to the One who has already declared you more than a conqueror. The play is yours—make it count.

Our trials, though painful, serve a greater purpose. God often uses seasons of suffering to refine us, stripping away anything outside His will so that Christ’s life can be seen more clearly in us. This doesn’t mean the pain disappears, but it becomes a tool for growth. Through these experiences, we can testify to His sustaining grace, offering hope to those who feel overwhelmed by their own challenges. 

You weren't meant to be on the go 24/7. The hustle culture may glorify busyness, but it often leads to burnout and diminished work quality. Embracing rest is essential for your spiritual health. Here are three reasons why creating space for God is crucial: avoiding burnout, enhancing work quality, and focusing on your inner growth rather than just productivity. Remember, it’s about who you’re becoming, not just what you’re achieving. If you’re struggling to prioritize rest, I’m here to help. Let’s create a personalized plan to ensure you're thriving spiritually while being productive.

Discover how God's divine power equips us for an authentic life, free from barriers, and aligned with His glory.

Code-switching involves adapting one's language or communication style to fit into different social or cultural contexts, often driven by external pressures to conform. While this can be a useful skill, in competitive environments, it can lead to an exhausting and endless pursuit of an identity that isn't authentic. Meet Maria, a young professional who learns the hard way that constantly changing herself to meet corporate expectations leaves her feeling stressed and disconnected from her true self. Here are some strategies to help you reflect, identify, showcase, and empower your authentic self, breaking free from the pressure to conform.

Embarking on a journey of self-discovery: Unveiling the Symphony Within 🎶✨ Embrace the new year with a focus on nurturing your innermost self through faith, community, heart and soul care. Dive into intentional practices like breathing, journaling, and engaging with nature, and save the date for 'A REIGN ABOVE,' a transformative virtual event empowering Christian women in Corporate America. Let's create harmonious music amid life's chaos 🌟🎵 #

Embrace the New Year with joy, laughter, and boundless cheer!  Whether you're a dream pursuer, facing heartache, or navigating uncertainty, this journey called the CROWNED Life has jewels for everyone.

He saw the vision when I couldn't! He saw the staircase when I couldn't even think about the first step. In the end and beginning of our vacation, I apologized for not being able to see the entire vision and thanked him for a much-needed vacation for us both.