Waiting can sometimes be the hardest thing to do. But, as we grow maturer, and wisdom takes its place, we come to understand that waiting is the best thing that we could ever do; especially when it comes to God.

Why do we make the decisions that we make? What are our motives. With so much going on in the world today; how much does our faith have to do with what we do?

There are countless books and articles on how to save a marriage; how to strengthen a relationship. But when crisis hits, everything that was read will most likely go out the window; especially if you have not identified the unique dynamics of your own relationship.

When we exercise our right of Freedom of Speech, there is responsibility that comes with it…and consequences.

There is just a mere fifty days or so until election day is here. And how we vote will determine who will represent us; our communities; our voice; our choices.

We've all made mistakes. But we do not have to continue to suffer for them, or feel ashamed. God gives us grace to begin again.

What a difference we can make in the lives of many when we determine to be people of joy. Joy is infectious. Did you ever notice that when you smile, more often than not, you will get a smile in return? Try it for yourself and let me know what happens.

Do something this school year by becoming proactively involved in the education process. Get involved. Do something. Ensure that our children received the best education that they have a right to.

Twice as many African Americans are suffering Stroke as Caucasians. It is time we educate ourselves and spread the word about this silent killer that claims nearly one half of African American Women.

With knowledge comes power. And, with that power is responsibility. An education can be gained through many facets: home, school, the street, life. It is what we do with what we have learned that will make a profound difference, not only in our own lives, but in the lives of those around us.