*This morning God told me as I left out of my house that my enemy…
*This morning God told me as I left out of my house that my enemy Satan, was soon to attack me. So I told the father how afraid I was and asked him to send his angels to protect me. A few minutes later a car ran off the road in my direction as soon as it came close enough to me. I stepped back so that it wouldn’t hit me and it kept going blowing the horn as to say sorry or something. The most high is your protection against all…* ( TRUE STORY! )
Remember that!
What you do each day is a small commercial break, showing your future…
Just like Peter, you also deny God when you’re in the presence of…
Just like Peter, you also deny God when you’re in the presence of certain people, and you know this is the truth…
50 Cent says…My son Marquise is 27 and still asking for child…
50 Cent says…My son Marquise is 27 and still asking for child support. I give him $10,800 monthly, but he says it’s not enough.
“Success cost me my relationship with Marquise. At 27, he should be ashamed to ask for child support. He thinks being 50 Cent’s son means he doesn’t have to work. I offered to set up a business for him to earn $1 million a month, but he refused. He has an entitlement mentality, thinking my money is his. It hurts to see him so irresponsible. I keep saying this publicly , hoping he’ll be ashamed and start working. No matter how rich you are, never let your kids feel your money belongs to them.” Moral lesson : Some of us at 17 we hustled on our own.
I think 50Cent is right. He needs to work and make his own money.
Stop putting people up on pedestals who have you on the floor…
The homeless angel in Exuma
The homeless angel in Exuma
Good afternoon, and thank you, Bahama Drama, for giving me the opportunity to share my story today. To my beloved people of Exuma, I want to remind you that not everything is as it appears. My earthly name is Travis, and some of you may have seen me around, asking for something to eat or looking for work. You may have thought I had little to offer, but I assure you, that couldn’t be further from the truth.
Like many of you, I’ve faced hard times. There were days when hope seemed like a distant memory, and the good times felt like they were never coming back. But even in those moments of struggle, I held on to my faith. I trusted that God would see me through, lifting me up when I was down, guiding me through the darkness.
My lowest points weren’t when I had nothing or when it felt like my prayers went unanswered. The hardest moments were when people treated me as less than human, as if I didn’t have a soul like theirs. It was painful to be chased away from businesses like a stray dog or to be looked at as nothing more than a nuisance. The dismissive glances, the harsh words—it all cut deep, deeper than hunger or cold ever could.
But even in those times, I found solace in the kindness of God’s people on this blessed island. There were those who saw me not as a burden, but as a brother. They offered me food when I was hungry, a kind word when I was lost. They treated me like family, and in those moments, I felt the grace of God more profoundly than ever before.
To those who extended a hand, who offered a smile, who gave without expecting anything in return—I see you. I feel the love of the Most High shining through you. Because of your compassion, the spirit of the Almighty will continue to dwell here in the Exuma Cays. This island is truly blessed, not just for its beauty, but for the hearts of its people. May God’s grace remain here always.
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Hebrews 13:2
“Do not forget to show hospitality to strangers, for by so doing some people have shown hospitality to angels without knowing it.”
This verse encourages people to be kind, generous, and welcoming to strangers, emphasizing that one never knows the true nature or importance of the person they are helping. It’s a reminder that acts of kindness and hospitality can have far-reaching and even divine implications, as one might unknowingly be entertaining an angel. This verse highlights the importance of treating all people with compassion and respect, regardless of their outward appearance or circumstances…
I’m one of the sons of the Most High, who’s probably still trying to…
The devil has his own Rasta’s of darkness and God has his own Rasta’s…
The devil has his own Rasta’s of darkness and God has his own Rasta’s in this world as a beacon of light. Know them by their fruit