Tell Your Truth

What a shame that as a pastor, people believe that you are perfect and never sin. Examining some shortcomings in my life alongside of biblical stories, we can now understand the importance of being true to yourself. Tell your truth and become vulnerable enough to change.

Everyone has a past. It does not matter who you are. You have been through something. It's disturbing to think that people in America are so deceitful toward one another. Most people are mad that they can't be themselves around others. Then they get mad when someone else is not being fake and acts like themselves. They say these people are "rude" or "unprofessional." Tell Your Truth is a book designed to help people understand that as human beings, we will all fall short. It's OK to mess up and have baggage from the past, but it's important to recognize it and confront it. I use Biblical stories and personal experiences in this book to demonstrate the importance of speaking your truth and becoming vulnerable enough to change the things in your life that have created barriers in your personal and spiritual journey through life.

Abraham had a son by Haggar and a son by Sara. I struggled with the fact that the Spirit told me to be patient and wait, your child is just like Ishmael. Even though you don't have her under your roof, I will take care of her because you are a child of God. It is so hard to recognize that God is greater than our past mistakes, and he can take care of you. It is important to break yourself down and allow God to create a new, fresh anointing in your life. My prayer is that this book will establish a change in your life to uplift you in your spiritual journey through life.