History has shown that when evil is left unchecked, it grows—but justice, even if delayed, always finds its way.

Black women of faith have been the backbone of progress, justice, and spiritual endurance.

On this 12th day of Black History Month, we reflect on the importance of preparation, resilience, and the long journey toward victory.

As we honor the past, we also acknowledge how faith and resilience continue to guide us forward in our personal and collective journeys.

History has shown us that some of the greatest battles we face are not just physical but psychological and spiritual.

The past has a way of resurfacing when we least expect it.

Love is a divine gift, a reflection of God’s unending love for us.

The New Year is a chance to reflect, renew, and recommit to the purpose God has placed in our lives.

In life, there are moments when we must step forward alone, not because we desire solitude, but because the calling demands it.

Throughout the novel, Angeline faces intense moments of fear and doubt, but it’s her unshakable faith that truly defines her strength.