Sink or Swim
As she was holding me up as I lay back in the water, the first thing she noticed was how tense I was. I needed to relax. And if I didn’t, this wasn’t going to go far. However, the more I thought about trying to relax…
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Lekeisha Maldon Just a girl, saved by grace, Lekeisha is a native of Washington D.C. She is a devotion writer for VineWords: Devotions and More. She holds a Masters of Arts in Pastoral Counseling. Lekeisha is the author of Pages from My Heart: A Devotional for Women (Walk the Narrow Way Ministry). She blogs at Walk the Narrow Way. Her mission in life is to inspire women to live transformed lives through the power of Christ. She has ministered in Maryland, North Carolina, Ohio and South Africa. Lekeisha resides in North Carolina, with her husband and best friend Charles. She enjoys traveling, home décor, and a good nap.
What to Do in the W.A.I.T.
If you’re anything like me, sometimes waiting can be very difficult. Proverbs 13:12 says, “Hope deferred makes the heart sick. “And if I’m honest, even though I know God has a greater plan for our lives and His ways are better than anything we could ever imagine, waiting for the things our hearts longs for can at times make us feel like God has forgotten about us and that our dreams may never happen. Yet in faith—we still must wait…
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What If
After much prayer and fasting, I knew I had to postpone the wedding. I made the hard decision…
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Lekeisha Maldon: The Purpose Of The Petals
The average person might not think about this, but as I looked at a rose on my desk someone gave me, my inner geek took over and I thought to myself, What exactly is the purpose of the petals? …
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Lekeisha Maldon: No Filter
I liked the filters and thought they were pretty cute, but unfortunately, when applied they don’t depict a true picture of the real thing…
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Lekeisha Maldon: You Are Enough
I had to be intentional about focusing on the truth. And the truth of the matter is: I am enough. You are enough. We are more than enough; we are His handiwork. His masterpiece…
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Lekeisha Maldon: The Exchange
I know God hasn’t given me a spirit of fear, but if I can just be totally transparent for a minute, there are things I have experienced that at times cause anxiety and worry into my life. …
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Lekeisha Maldon: The Fine Print
Unlike the catch that was attached to my co-worker’s prize, as children of God, we don’t have to second-guess His promises. There is no fine print in God’s Word. It is settled forever in heaven…
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Lekeisha Maldon: The Unexpected Route
Maybe we’re not in the place we “think” we should be because God knows just like with the children of Israel, if we saw what was ahead, we’d be on the first train smoking back to the very places He freed us from. Could it be that our unexpected route is…
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Lekeisha Maldon: The Good Father
Those words, from the Lord’s prayer (Matthew 6:9-10 KJV), are very familiar in the Christian faith. I realized at one point in reading it, however…
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