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This was the best moment of my life. I got to tell my story on what I went through for 17 years in Louisville Kentucky. Growing up back home I never felt valued or loved outside of my family. When I came to Carlow in Pittsburgh it felt like God flipped my world upside down.
Wow, that’s awesome! I went to Macedonia Church of Pittsburgh in my time there. Will have to check it out!
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We’re actually members of revival today church in Pittsburgh. We watch online and travel there often. It’s growing fast
Pittsburgh is so underrated spiritually. The community, the church homes, everything is different. Definitely a great city for spiritual growth. 🔥
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No, THANK YOU! Truly a honor to wear the 💜💛 while trying to continuing the greatness & legacies that came before me! Hope I made a few proud during my stint. 🙏🏾🫡👑
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The universe kept certain people away from you this year for a reason. Protection don't always look like comfort.✅
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Spending 365 days without seeing yourself in the hospital, prison or cemetery is something to thank God for.
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Some things I got from @PastorMikeJr today that spoke to me:
“The enemy can't stop God from blessing you so he attacks your memory, your focus, and your perspective to keep you from seing what God already did.”
“If we don’t heal what hurt us, we will normalize what numbed us.”
“We do not need something to happen to show gratitude towards the Lord.”
“Stop rushing from the answered prayer to the next problem. Your body is blessed while your mind is blank.”
AMEN! 🙏🏽
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God sees who has wronged you, the bad breaks, the unfair situations. He doesn’t stop all the difficulties. He won’t keep you from all the trouble, but He said in Zechariah 9, “If you will be a prisoner of hope, I will restore double back to you.”
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If you’re dwelling on the past, you won’t see the new thing. If you’re focused on who hurt you and what wasn’t fair, then you’ll miss your destiny. Forget the former things, quit dwelling on your mistakes. This is a new day.
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Humble yourselves before the Lord, and He will lift you up in honor.
James 4:10
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You can make many plans, but the Lord’s purpose will prevail.
Proverbs 19:21
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In the same way, there is joy in the presence of God’s angels when even one sinner repents.”
Luke 15:10
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Many times, it’s not other people underestimating us; we’re underestimating ourselves. It’s not the Goliath’s holding us back; it’s the lies that we’re buying into. Don’t discount what you have. If you needed more, God would have given you more.
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The greatest lesson I’ve learned through it all is not to worry but to lean on and trust GOD in every situation. Even when I don’t know what to do, I’ve learned that GOD will always guide me. I live stress-free because I know that, no matter what, GOD has the final say over my life. I’m able to persevere through trials because I come from a family built on morals, values, and unshakable principles. Growing up, I had access to a lot, and maybe without my understanding shaped my world view, but I’ve realized that peace, purpose, and faith can’t be bought. They have to be built. True success is who you become while waiting on GOD’s timing. GOD’s pace protects what your purpose will one day require.
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Rob Dillingham on what it felt like to not play his rookie year
“It’s hard to explain honestly, like for ya’ll if you had something you love to do, and you do it every single day and now you just can’t do it. You’re still working at it but you don’t get to perform. You’re going to feel something inside, it’s not towards people, it’s just life… experience teaches you, so I don’t really worry about… we’re here now and I’m going to make the best of it for sure”

















