Back in January on our Zoom call, I shared something with you. I told you I felt a shift coming. That it was time. Time for me to transition from teaching first grade…to fully committing to Kingdom University. Not part-time.Not “when I get around to it.” Full time. Serving kids.Serving teens.Serving adults. Teaching the Word.Building leaders.Raising Kingdom families. And I’m excited to say… Not only did I leave my job. I relocated. I moved. I obeyed. And let me tell you something When you move when God says move,He moves too. I know I’ve been quieter than usual.I know I’ve been absent in moments. But it wasn’t inconsistency. It was transition. And if you stayed connected…if you stayed patient…if you stayed covering me in prayer… Thank you. I truly mean that. Because what’s coming next requires alignment. And alignment requires obedience. We’re not playing small anymore. We’re not tiptoeing into purpose. We’re building this full time now. It’s go time. And great things are coming soon. 🧡🔥

Family, thank you to everyone who joined me today. Whether you spoke, listened quietly, or just needed to be in the room your presence mattered. What blessed me most was seeing how far this community stretches. Look at where God gathered us from: 📍 SF Bay Area 📍 Virginia (Richmond + more!) 📍 New Jersey 📍 Michigan 📍 Indiana 📍 Atlanta, GA 📍 Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦 📍 Maryland 📍 Florida 📍 North Carolina 📍 Germany 🇩🇪 (yes… across the world!) Different locations.Different time zones.Same God. Same heart. Same hunger. This is exactly what Kingdom community looks like real people, real faith, real connection. Thank you for carving out the time. Thank you for trusting the space. Thank you for being part of what we’re building here. If you were there, drop something you learned below.If you missed it, you’re still family jump in the conversations anytime. We’re just getting started.

Is anyone else getting PAID from the Kingdom University platform… or is it just me who didn’t know this was happening?! 😭 Because today someone messaged me and said,“Thank you for paying my bills this month.” And I was like…“HUH?! Who is paying WHAT?!” 🤨😂 Come to find out… she’s been sharing Kingdom University and every person who subscribed under her link, she gets 30% of their monthly subscription..... every month. Y’all… SHE PAID HER RENT THIS MONTH. 🥹💸 I’m not even gonna lie SHE PUT ME ON....Because I truly did not realize people were out here earning like this. So now I gotta ask…👀 Is anybody else getting paid from Kingdom University? If so, say something because apparently I’m late to my own party 😅Let’s celebrate wins in here... this is FAMILY. 🧡🎉

The LORD had said to Abram, Go from your country, your people and your father’s household to the land I will show you.” What gets me every time is what God didn’t say. He didn’t say where yet. He didn’t give Abram a map, coordinates, or a five-step plan. He didn’t say, “Go to the land you’ve already seen someone else succeed in.” He said, go… and I will show you. Meaning the clarity was tied to the movement. The direction was waiting on obedience. The revelation would come after Abram trusted God enough to step. Some of us are stuck asking God for details He’s already decided to reveal on the way. We want the full picture before we move, but God is asking for faith before sight. If He told you everything upfront, it wouldn’t require trust. Sometimes the calling isn’t about knowing the destination it’s about trusting the One who’s leading you there. Move. And let God show you.

How You Stay Steady When Life Is Loud Scripture: “And having shod your feet with the preparation of the gospel of peace.” — Ephesians 6:15 Shoes don’t protect your head. They don’t guard your heart. They determine how you move. In Roman armor, shoes had spikes on the bottom. Why? So the soldier could stand firm, advance forward, and not slip when the ground was rough. Spiritually, peace does the same thing. WHAT THE SHOES OF PEACE ACTUALLY PROTECT The shoes of peace protect your stability. Without peace: • You react instead of respond • You feel constantly unsettled • You’re easily triggered • You feel rushed, anxious, and defensive • Your parenting feels chaotic and inconsistent Peace is not calm circumstances. Peace is steady footing when circumstances aren’t calm. 📖 “The peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds…” — Philippians 4:7 Peace guards your movement — how you walk through conflict, correction, chaos, and pressure. WHAT PEACE IS (AND IS NOT) Peace is not: • Avoiding hard conversations • Ignoring problems • Suppressing emotions • Being passive or quiet Biblical peace is: • Confidence in God’s presence • Stability under pressure • Calm authority, not emotional numbness • Forward movement without panic Jesus didn’t promise peace because life would be easy. He promised peace because life would be hard. 📖 “In this world you will have trouble. But take heart — I have overcome the world.” — John 16:33 HOW YOU KNOW YOU’RE NOT WEARING THE SHOES You’re barefoot spiritually when: • Every inconvenience feels overwhelming • You snap quickly • You dread conflict • You feel constantly on edge • You avoid situations instead of addressing them • Your home feels emotionally tense That’s not because you’re failing. That’s because peace hasn’t been fastened to your walk. Bare feet = unstable steps. HOW TO PUT ON THE SHOES OF PEACE (PRACTICAL) Peace is something you prepare for, not something you hope shows up.