Category Archives: Black Mothers

Poem by Coletha Albert: Safe, Seen, Loved

In all the paths I have trod In all of my studies of God What remains today Is greater than what fell away What fell away anyway? Strength didn’t Courage didn’t Wisdom didn’t Safe, Seen, and Loved I am I began in “blacker the berryism” It fell away I looked at cult membership It fellContinueContinue reading “Poem by Coletha Albert: Safe, Seen, Loved”

Poem by Coletha Albert: My Testimony

My life changed and it took a week or two before God gave me actual sign that I couldn’t ignore This morning I got up and there was no water in the bathroom I started a load of clothes and the washer complained I restarted the machine Then last night I remember that my dogContinueContinue reading “Poem by Coletha Albert: My Testimony”

Minority Report Movie with Spoilers

This week “Top Gun” the sequel made an obscene amount of money. Per Deadline.com ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ Catapults Past $1B At Worldwide Box Office  – that is One Billion Dollars (in Dr. Evil’s voice…) This is crazy to me! Why? Because I loved “Minority Report”. I can understand why this movie would be difficult forContinueContinue reading “Minority Report Movie with Spoilers”

Unbothered

youtube.com/watch If you never let there be peace and security then sudden destruction I.e. Armageddon will never come. I think this is the ultimate plan. 1 Thessalonians 5:3, CSB: When they say, “Peace and security,” then sudden destruction will come upon them, like labor pains on a pregnant woman, and they will not escape. MatthewContinueContinue reading “Unbothered”