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Hey there! Thanks for visiting! I'm Keisha. I sing, write, teach, and act, among many other things. Whatever I do, at the heart of it is who I am, which is a worshipper who enjoys connecting people to Christ in a way that impacts their lives. I get a thrill out of growing and helping others grow. I hope something here inspires you to be the best version of yourself and to know God more. Feel free to interact positively and spread the word! Enjoy! 
 

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First Thing First 

Relationships, wealth, health, happiness … These are common answers to the question, “What are your top priorities?” While the list isn’t the same for everyone, they still typically reign supreme as most important to an average person. Today’s society thrives on several kingdoms that rule in our world, such as economy, media, government, and more. The daily seeking of success within these earthly kingdoms makes it inevitable (without intentionality) to miss the kingdom we should seek first- the kingdom of…

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10/07/2020

Mind Your Business 

Though the phrase “mind your business” often comes with a negative connotation, I’d like to engage your perspective to view your mind as your business. In fact, it’s our most important business to mind. It’s a large part of how we live, perceive, and make decisions. Believe it or not, the Holy Spirit wants to be employed by us to help manage what flows from our minds into our hearts, and ultimately through our hands. So, let’s talk business. 

The Mind - As we improve our thoughts, we experience evident…

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09/02/2020

Compromise in The Church 

"Martin Luther King Jr. said,' There can be no deep disappointment where there is not deep love.' This study is not about discrediting the church or Christians. I love the church. My concern for the church and for the well-being of its people motivates my exploration of Christian complicity in racism. The goal is to build up the body of Christ by 'speaking the truth in love,' even if that truth comes at the price of pain." - Jemar Tisby, The Color of Compromise 

I 100% agree with Dr. King Jr. and Mr…

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07/31/2020

Divine Fire...Or Fleshy Flame? 

It always amazes me how quickly the dynamic of fire changes based on the environment or boundaries surrounding it. For example, a fire in a pit is beautiful, bringing warmth and making a pleasant setting in the cold. However, a fire in a forest is disastrous, being out of control and creating devastation. In both scenarios, the element of fire is the same, but the impact is different based on what the fire is on/in. I’d like to propose that it’s the same when it comes to the fire of God, or His anointing…

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05/03/2018

Diligence in the Desert 

When you think of a desert, what comes to mind? For me, it’s dirt, space, and the scorching sun. In general, it seems like a place that represents lifelessness, and somewhat hopelessness, since there’s nothing there that excites most. However, I believe if we asked Moses, he’d share a very different perspective. Through his story in Exodus, we see that the desert represented more than a location, but a significant place that served as the backdrop to some of his most pivotal moments. 

The first time we see…

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04/05/2018

From Pressure to Prayer 

I was headed to LA for a trip with a layover flight in Minnesota. When we arrived, it was snowing outside and very cloudy. Looking through the window from my gate, I became a bit anxious about flying, as I watched the plane get drenched in deicing fluid in preparation for takeoff. After sitting under the pressure of my thoughts while waiting, we boarded and were soon off the ground. The next thing I saw was one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever seen, that in its own way, taught me something special…

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03/19/2018

Think Like A Donkey... 

I know...You're probably thinking, "Why would I think like a donkey?" After all, they’re known for being wild, stubborn, unintelligent, and dirty, among other not-so-nice things. However, when you see donkeys mentioned in scripture, they’re characterization enables us to learn from them if we look closely. Believe it or not, a simple donkey can lead us to develop better character through a small change in our perspective. Let me explain. 

Whether through "the talking donkey" in Numbers 22, or the ones…

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02/05/2018

Get Naked 

     There’s something about nakedness that has an interesting affect on us.  It usually does one or both of two primary things.  It either exposes insecurities or it ignites passion. Being naked is humbling for a person who’s used to covering up flaws with outer apparel. It can also be exciting because it sometimes provokes intimacy. Either way, our experiences form our feelings about exposure. In case you think I’m talking about undressing - I’m not. I am, however, inviting you to ponder your approach to…

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09/28/2016

How's Your Love Life? 

     Love and relationships have always been hot topics.  People are interested in who’s with who and how happy they are amongst other things. Studies show that when a person’s love life is good, he/she is most likely to benefit in other areas. Through the lens of spirituality, you’ll find the same applies with God. Love is the hottest topic to Him, more than faith, holiness, and sacrifice, as they’re all rooted in love. Worship is the application and reflection of our love life with God. In this blog, I…

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02/24/2016

Who's Your Focus? 

    Over the years, I’ve been in many worship experiences, public and private, from concerts, church services, retreats, and Bible studies to car drives, rehearsals, hangouts with friends, and more. I’ve learned about worship and “how it works” per say for various kinds of people. From perceiving congregational cultures, discerning atmospheres, conversing with individuals, to even analyzing my own heart, I’ve learned that although “worship” may be happening, it does not mean that God is the focus of it. My…

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01/15/2016

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