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3 Helpful Tips on Planning a Wedding

Hi Guys and Welcome to my blog! I was recently asked by a reader to do a post on planning a wedding. When planning my wedding I received a plethora of advice and opinions as will you. Planning a wedding can be very stressful as when I look back over my experience there is so much that I wish I could do over. I have 3 tips that I believe will be helpful to you as you plan your wedding! (1) Pick your top 3 priorities: This advice was given to me by someone and it was very beneficial in my wedding planning. Pick the 3 things that you feel are the most important for your wedding (Ex. dress, cake, venue, pictures, music, etc.) and focus on these things. My top 3 were my dress, my cake and my pictures. Having this outline, I focused on these things being "perfect" and dedicated much of my budget to these things. Having your top 3 items of importance will help you in allocating your money. Once I had my dress, my photographer, and my cake maker I was relieved and able to foc
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Overcoming Resentment

Hi Guys! Welcome back and welcome to my first time visitors. I am so glad you stopped by! I have been struggling with this topic myself for awhile. As I was studying and praying on how I could overcome the hurt from others that has caused me to be resentful, I thought it may be helpful for some of my viewers to hear what I have learned on this topic. I am going to share 3 things that I believe will help you overcome resentment. While they may seem simple and cliche, they are still challenging and will require intentionality on your behalf and effort. Please check out my video for an in depth discussion on these points.  Self Reflection: What is my root? I believe that bitterness and resentment are closely related. The bible describes bitterness as "root of bitterness" (Hebrews 12:15). When reading that verse in the New Living Translation, it reads "poisonous root of bitterness". Many of us understand the purpose of a root, a root is the anchor to the plant

Preparing for Marriage

Hi Everyone! I know that it has been a few months since I posted a blog. Please forgive me! I am working on some projects that I will be able to announce very soon! I often get asked "How is married life" or "What I wish I had known prior to marriage". There most certainly isn't a manual on how to get it right, and I still have a loooooooooooooong way to go, however there are a few things that I have learned over the past few years that I thought I would share. I have been married 3.5 years now, and got married when I was 21 years old, so this ain't ya grammy's marriage advice LOL. This is millennial advice Ha! But I think it is still valuable. My husband and I have found a passion for helping young couples who desire to get married or are currently experiencing marital difficulties. We have attended several marriage conferences, surrounded ourselves with amazing marriages and we have also trained to facilitate conversation for marriages on the bri

Living a life of contentment

When my wonderful friend, Dianna asked me to contribute to her website with a blog on the topic of “Are you satisfied” I felt somewhat hesitant. How could I speak on being satisfied, when I myself had not mastered the art of satisfaction? Just recently, I found myself discouraged as I watched friends, family and colleagues continue surpassing me in regards to my “goals”. It is not uncommon to find yourself in situations that bring you to question your satisfaction in life and bring you to the thoughts of“if only”… “When I get married I will be truly happy,” or “When I finally get the job I want, then I will be content,” and the list goes on. It can be challenging to find contentment in a generation of people who are discontent. I want to start by saying satisfaction does not happen overnight; this is a daily decision. Jesus told us to take up our cross daily, that includes making a daily decision to be satisfied and content; for it is not God’s will that we be discontent. Matter of fa

Humble Yourself!!

What Is Pride? Pride : a feeling or deep pleasure or satisfaction derived from one's own achievements, the achievements of those with whom one is closely associated, or from qualities or possessions that are widely admired Humility : a modest or low view of one's own importance Examples of Individuals of Fell in the Bible Daniel 5:20 But when his heart was lifted up, and his mind hardened in pride, he was deposed from his kingly throne, and they took his glory from him.   Examples of Individuals who showed Humility in the Bible Genesis 41:16 (Joseph)   Joseph answered Pharaoh, “It is not in me; God will give Pharaoh a favorable answer.” Exodus 3:11  But Moses said to God, “Who am I that I should go to Pharaoh and bring the children of Israel out of Egypt?” (Moses) Mark 1:7 (John the Baptist)   And he preached, saying,  “After me comes he who is mightier than I, the strap of whose sandals I am not worthy to stoop down and untie .   Scriptures On Pride