Good Bye!

Hello everyone!

This year has been a whirlwind for me. I began by breaking chains that kept me feeling like I was slowly sinking in quicksand and started to flourish into the woman that God wants me to be. Rhonda is not complete yet, but I know that I am on the right path. As I continue this journey of disencumbering my chains, I will remember all the lessons learned from this year and years past. But I will not carry the experiences with me, or the pain that I experienced; I let it go like clouds that release rain.

2021 is promising, not just from this virus but from all the chains I heard clang on the floor. Promising like the freedom that I felt lift me higher into God’s grace and mercy. Like the understanding and wisdom that spoke softly to me like a warm breeze flowing past. Last week, I made up in my mind that foolishness, childishness, and ridiculousness are to remain in the past. If a person wants to hold on to previous experiences or pains, please do so without me. I am too mature (spiritually and physically), and my future is bright; God has so much waiting for all of us if we learn to forgive and let go genuinely.

Tonight, I have invited family and my Twitter friends to Fast & Pray with me from 6 pm tonight (12/31/20) to 6 pm tomorrow (1/1/21). I also want to invite you to participate as well if you are able. It will be a powerful experience, no matter where you are, because, in spirit, you will not be alone. If you are unable to Fast & Pray for 12 hours, perhaps you can say a prayer every hour on the hour or get on your knees for at least 10 minutes tonight from 11:50 pm to 12:00 am. I believe that prayer is powerful, and so is spending time with God. The Bible says, ask God, and it shall be given to you, so tonight I will be asking to receive every blessing the Lord has for me and that I am open to receiving them. I will also pray the same for you.  

As I go into 2021, I will be praying for everyone and this world we live in, and I will walk into it with power, not the fear that I carried in years past. I will be looking up and forward, not down and glancing ahead! Great things are in store for me, and I am excited that you have decided to follow me as I yet again continue to break chains, grow into the woman God wants me to be, and embrace my power.

I will not make New Year’s resolutions, but I will be working on being a better person, woman, leader, and example. What will you be working towards in 2021? Will you be leaving it all behind or lugging past experiences and pains with you? It will not be easy, but I promise you, there is a blessing on the other side.

Talk to you in the New Year!