Serving God’s people is an extraordinary privilege, and Sunday was no exception as I gave my all in delivering the message God placed on my heart. Even when I sensed the weight of my humanity and pushed through nonetheless, I’m reminded that even the strongest must rely on His strength.
I give thanks unto the Lord that I did not have a stroke, however the event could’ve been fatal if it weren’t for God’s intervention. A special thank you to God and the medical professionals in our city whose speed and expertise were beyond exceptional. My job is to recuperate and reflect on God’s protection. I owe it to my amazing family and church members to rest and ruminate as He restores me towards His service. As God calls us to honor the Sabbath, I’m reminded that rest is not a weakness – it is a divine gift.
While I continue to be strengthened by His grace, I stand in awe of my family and the tremendous leadership team that surrounds me. Together, we press forward, steadfast in the work the Lord has set before us. I’ve heard from friends from the global community who expressed God’s love in ways that were astonishing! God’s faithfulness was unmistakable to all those present.
I’m forever humbled by your outpouring of love and support. I will always give my best. May His presence continue to guide and sustain you and provide peace and protection over you all.
- T.D. Jakes
First of many @THSCAcoaches clinic we’ve gotten to attend, both serving as Athletic Directors for our respective districts.
No longer in the same colors but I’m excited for my husband in his 1st year as a HFC/AD. Great things are coming for the community of Liberty ISD!
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I remember this storm like it was yesterday. Took us 4 or 5 hours to make a 30 minute trip to my grandma’s house. Got there and stood on the porch the next morning and watched the “storm” come through. It knocked down one tree.
Nineteen years ago, Category 5 Hurricane Rita headed toward Houston, leading to the largest mass evacuation in U.S. history. Over 100 people died on Interstate 45 that day due to car accidents and dehydration. The next day, Rita veered sharply, and Houston barely received any rain. That experience was hellish! This isn't about specific dates; it's about how evacuations can be truly disastrous.
BE SAFE!! PREPARE!!!
- it’sahoustonthing
God's not looking at what people look at: the qualifications, the talent. He’s looking at your heart. He's looking at how faithful you are, how you keep Him first place, how you have a desire to help others, a dream to accomplish what seems over your head.
I have a lot to say, but I don’t wanna hurt anyone’s feelings. But make this one make sense Houston. If you fire Pez, there’s a lot more you should add to the list. 🙃
BREAKING: Chris Pezman, who has served as UH's athletic director since 2017, has been removed and the university is immediately starting its search for a new AD. #khou11 https://t.co/sbRAcM7iA3
You did a good job and you were enough, it just wasn’t meant to be…. It was just a lesson preparing you for your blessings. Stay encouraged and keep moving forward ❤️
Husky legend @nate_robinson needs a kidney from a donor with blood type A+ or O. Help us spread the word with this link to register ⬇️
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