I have always been transparent on my blog, but I’ve kept vulnerability at bay. With this post, I share the parts of me that have caused me great shame and the redemption Jesus afforded me. Thank you for listening to me & I pray it blesses you.
Author Archives: Chiamaka Onuoha
In These Here United States
Unity requires agreement, but we can’t even agree on how a human being is supposed to be treated. So, what exactly are we united on?
Battle Fatigue
But much like sleep and a good stretch heals the body after a long workout, and a quick episode (or five) of Gossip Girl heals the fatigue of a mind engaged in thinking all day, the Word of God is the antidote to our soul’s exhaustion.
God Brought The Calvary
The way I fight my battles now: me, God, and my community vs the nonsense.
This Is How I Fight My Battles by Briana Bennett
I want you all to take away that battles will come your way but you are more than capable of coming out on top!
When Surrender Happens
I started to give up on my logic of doing things on my own. This is where real surrender started. I gave all my issues to God, asked Him to take them and do as He pleases. I was tired of doing it on my own and I wanted to be able to give out the same love I was receiving. I left the fight to Him.
This Is How I Fight My Battles
How do we get through hard times and come out VICTORIOUS on the other side? This is a little of my battle strategy. What’s yours?
From Medicine to Social Work
Have you ever wondered what your purpose is? This post is me receiving my answer to one of life’s biggest questions.
From Me to You: A Strong One’s Perspective
I don’t really know where to start with this particular post. There’s no real topic so I don’t have guidelines…I just know I want to get some stuff off my chest.
Twenty-Two…
I know it seems like I’m always testifying of the goodness of God, well because I am… Bear with me because I’ve got another one 22 years in the making… Growing up, birthdays were not a big deal and like any regular day, there was no cause for celebration. I know, now, that it wasContinue reading “Twenty-Two…”
