I created 134 indictment questions. I am working to make sure they are accurate. How can anything change if we refuse to look and see with our own eyes? How can anything change if we refuse to look at how we were misled by people calling themselves godly workers? They did not protect the people they swore to protect. That does not mean we get angry and tear up a temple. It means we are willing to look, call out the wrongs, and create alternatives. It means we teach the next generation to discern, to test the spirits, and to see with their own eyes—not through another leader. I am working to get funds to go and do the work that people are refusing to do. Their refusal to look and see is not spiting me. It is spiting the Spirit. It is choosing loyalty to a system over building something real and true. Look. See. Build. That is the only way anything changes.

I muted my first person based on his character. That's how it's done. And when I know people's energy I work on no longer wasting time with them got to learn boundaries , ways to test the spirits, and clear out what's not serving us in our journey forward.

Stop testing people by how likable they are. Test their fruit. Test their character. Test their actions. Test the spirit behind their words. Likability is not a measure of truth. Charm is not a measure of integrity. Popularity is not a measure of righteousness. Learn to test. If truth is shared to harm, it is not from love. If truth is shared so people can look and see, it is from love. The system wants you to follow people who make you feel good. The system wants you to trust people who are smooth. The system wants you to confuse likability with leadership. Do not fall for it. Test the fruit. Test the spirit. Test the truth. Not by how they make you feel. By what they actually do.

Sometimes the fastest way to discover whether we're following Christ or just repeating what we've been taught is to read the verses nobody talks about. The goal isn't to attack anyone. The goal is to be willing to follow truth wherever it leads. 📖✨

I value what I learned. I value the strength. I value the discernment. I value the compassion. I value the wisdom. But if I have a chance to help future generations avoid the suffering that taught me those lessons, I will take it. I don't need others to be wounded to prove a lesson. I don't need others to bleed to gain wisdom. I don't need others to suffer to become human. I can honor what my experiences taught me and still work to build a world where fewer people have to learn the hard way. That's not denial. That's growth. That's stewardship. That's love in action. 🙏💞

What many people don't get is that the Bible does not condemn earning. People worked. People traded. People built. People planted. People created. The issue was never honest labor. The issue was gaining wealth through oppression, exploitation, dishonest scales, corruption, predatory lending, withholding wages, and benefiting from systems that harm people. There is a difference between earning because you provided value and earning because someone else suffered. One creates life. The other feeds on it. The question isn't: "Did you earn money?" The question is: "What was the cost to your neighbor, your community, and humanity for you to earn it?" If your prosperity requires the destruction of others, something has gone wrong. If your prosperity helps others flourish too, you're much closer to the spirit of the teaching. 🙏💞

If we believe people can change, then shouldn't we give them the chance to see? Not through shame. Not through force. Not through condemnation. But through truth, compassion, and an invitation to look honestly at what is in front of them. What they do with that opportunity is their choice. But they should at least be given the opportunity to choose consciously. . .💜

People: "Get with reality." Me: "So reality is never looking behind the veil, never asking questions, and never checking who's writing the rules?" Seems like if more people looked behind the curtain, we could get a lot more shit done. 🤣☕🔥

Grand Rising 💥 They do not give us the words because words are weapons. And they do not want us armed. They will show you abuse. They will not show you the hook. They will show you a victim. They will not show you the system. They will show you the aftermath. They will not show you the root. The words are: · Gaslighting · Grooming · Trauma bond · Deceptive environment · Spiritual abuse · Institutional cover-up · False help They do not teach these words. They do not want you to name what is happening. Because once you name it, you cannot unsee it. And once you cannot unsee it, you cannot comply. The Bible says: "Woe to those who make unjust laws" (Isaiah 10:1). "Rescue the weak and the needy" (Psalm 82:4). The Declaration says: "When a long train of abuses... it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such Government." Both documents speak of removing abusive leaders. But they do not give us the words to call it out. They do not ask us the right questions. They do not share these things. Because sharing would mean accountability. That is why.