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Wow! Praise God! Hard to believe our Mission ME Bible Study ended a few days ago! Check out this video recap of all the lessons!

Hi Ladies,

I have so much to write, but my thoughts are not organized coherently at the moment, so I’ll keep i t brief. Recently our Bible Study group explored the topic of battling discouragement in our Mission ME weekly study. I know this is something I’ve struggled with for a long time. God gave me a wonderful Word of encouragement that has helped me tremendously. I hope it helps you! God Bless You!

Your sister and servant,

Kimyetta

Today was interesting. I was a little discouraged about a few things regarding my current Bible Study. I didn’t mention it to my husband and I didn’t pray out loud. I simply and quietly talked to God about it briefly. A few hours later, God gave me the revelation regarding the Bible Study, which I know could ONLY come from Him.

To top it off, I ran into a woman that I have not seen in about eight or nine months. Her schedule doesn’t allow her to attend my Bible Studies anymore, but she’s still on my e-mail list. When she saw me, she literally ran to me and thanked me for an email I sent in October of 2018 entitled ONE WORD. She began to tell me how she had taken my advice in the video to find one theme word from God for 2019 and focus on changing in that area. She actually said, she really feels like she was drawing closer to Christ because of her one word. I wanted to cry.

Not only did God give me an answer, but he also sent me encouragement from this precious sister. When God does something, he really does supersize it! All I have to do is trust Him and keep doing whatever He tells me to do.

I trust Him! I hope you do too.

Love,

Kimyetta

Today’s blog will be the shortest and simplest blog I have ever written. In fact, it will be so short, that I won’t even search for a picture to match it.

Here’s goes…

I AM, who God says I AM because He is the I AM above all else.

Regardless of what the enemy or my flesh says, I am who God says I am. I hope you believe that!

That’s it!

Your sister and servant,

Kimyetta

Blogging is strange, ya know. 

You see, I started blogging eight years ago because I felt a strong urge to journal my thoughts. Urge is probably an understatement, by the way. I actually felt compelled to write.

Yes, I keep a private journal. In fact, I have kept a journal since 7th grade. But when I started blogging, I felt like I needed to not only write in a journal, but I needed to share my thoughts with other people. 

I was experiencing so much heartache from working at a place that  did not value me or any of the employees. I was overworked and underpaid and unappreciated. I was also unhappy with my life as a wife and mom. I never felt like I measured up as a homemaker because I wasn’t very good at the normal domesticated stuff like most women. To be frank, I sort of hated that part of my life. Being a Christian didn’t feel fulfilling or rewarding the way it was “advertised.”

On the surface, I seemed okay. I could pray, talk, tell jokes, make friends and such. I was always the life of the party. But I’d go home and struggle with my insecurity based on my lack of ability. On top of that, I struggled with a habitual sin tendency that was birthed through generational curses that runs through my family’s blood line. Therefore, I wanted to blog about my life and my journey to freedom. In fact, the name of the blog was MyFreedomSuite. 

When I said goodbye to the blog many years ago, I never thought I’d write again. But thanks to the prayers and CONSTANT urging from my friend from college Tarsha, I’m back. 

I’m different now… much different. 

I’ve been married for 18 years. My children are not babies anymore. They are ages 14, 11 and 7 and I no longer work for that organization. PRAISE GOD!!! 

I’m a college professor, author, Bible study teacher, Women’s Prayer Leader and entrepreneur. I’m still not perfect at my domestic responsibilities, but I no longer feel ashamed about it either.

Today, I love who I am because I understand that this life is a process. Day by day, I’m being processed. My acceptance of me has nothing to do with what I do or my abilities.

Now, I counsel and help women who were once like me.

Hopefully, by reactivating this blog, I can provide some form of hope and inspiration to women who struggle in their faith. 

My life isn’t perfect, but I’m sure glad its different and it feels good to blog about it…

Your sister and servant,

Kimyetta