Best-selling author Kimberla Lawson Roby released her latest book, Better Late Than Never. This is the final story in the Reverend Curtis Black series. Throughout this journey, readers witnessed the philandering preacher go through ups, downs and extra crazy drama. But in the latter part of
“The biggest obstacle is in your mind.” Alissia Canady I’m back (sort of) from blogcation. As I took some time to decompress, I ran into Alissia Canady. You know her as 5th District Councilwoman, but she has also thrown her hat into the ring to run for mayor in 2019. Aside from her
So Boaz took Ruth, and she was his wife: and when he went in unto her, the Lord gave her conception, and she bare a son. And the women said unto Naomi, Blessed be the Lord, which hath not left thee this day without a kinsman, that his name may be famous in Israel. Ruth 4:13-14 Most women who have
One KC woman is making major moves -- Trish Mitchell. From author to motivational speaker; now she can add playwright and a Lifetime movie to her resume. Listen in as we chat about her personal backstory and steps she took to bring her to where she is today.
The devil is powerful but not all that creative. When under attack, he often uses the same tactics. Why? Because they work. Although he prowls around like a roaring lion looking for someone to devour, we can prepare for the time he pounces through God’s power. Listen to this week’s Five
Dr. Ian Smith is back with another way to become a better version of ourselves. And as a foodie, I am glad it includes carbs – even pasta! With his help, we can enjoy food but simply learn how to do it the right way. When we eat better, we live -- and feel -- better. But how do we do it
There are people who tap dance on your last reserve nerve. Here are a few examples. How about Negative Nancy? She is so miserable she can’t be happy for anyone else. Her pessimism can drain an entire room of bliss upon her entrance. Perhaps you have a Hatin’ Holly in your life. This one
Last week I was a lot of things. I was a busy, productive, hair laid, outfit slayed woman. Everything appeared good -- except on the inside. I was not okay. You may not have known it by outward appearance but I was in such a negative space I did not see how I would accomplish everything I
God can give a word in any situation – including the world of ratchet reality television. I pondered His commands this last Monday night. Despite the many brain cells I probably lost and the Holy Spirit reminding me there are better ways to use my time, I found myself caught up. As the seventh
When I first read the title of an email that read, “Do black women need charm school?” I was momentarily taken aback. But as I read further, I thought about some of the young women I have mentored and became interested. Let me explain. As a pro #BlackGirlMagic woman, I realize that