BlackLight Children's Conference 2014 - New Beginning Church (Cinti. OH)

Kenneth "TheTruth" Williams at Light of the World Ministries

Excited to share that Kenneth will be the guest Spoken Word Artist for The Empowerment Encounter hosted by Pastor Jamal Bryant airing at 8p.m. June 2 on The Word Network.

The Empowerment Encounter on The Word Network June 2, 2014

Rebounding From Fear Attacks

Remembering Heavy D #BeInspired

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There You Go Telling Me No

Some paths are destined to be crossed

Divine order some call it

I was on my path

You were on yours

Perpendicular occurrence

Between us

Unexpected friendship

I even made the team

Trying to wrap my mind around all the no's from you

Maybe I need to understand the 

Man thing

Pride thing

But

Naturally I'm a giver

And

God loves a cheerful giver

I ask 

You say no

I ask again 

You say no

Either I'm going to stop attempting

Or you're going to accept that

For some reason

For you

I give

I finally think that you've figured it out

So, I ask cautiously

And...

There You Go Telling Me No Again

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Standing in the corner there's always a constant

Polo & Apple

Sometimes McDonald's, maybe granola

His days are filled with iTunes, Google, this site, that site

From the phone to Mac to Compaq

After several months you notice stuff

Like, what do you do at night? Do you go out on the weekend?

I'm waiting for the moment when I hear I did this or I did that. 

It ain't happened yet. 

But good stuff comes out of the Apple

Playlists

Blogs 

Music never heard of. 

Hey, can I borrow that Mac. 

Naw, at night that's all I got. 

Why?

Money short. 

Can't go beyond a date. 

How many you know want that?

Since I'm not associated with Gallup I had no answer. 

So, I just simply let the music play on that Mac Book. 

As he remotely changed the songs from his iPhone. 

You can do that? 

Well I suppose he would know. 

His Mac is all he got. 

When I Was A Girl

I think life was a lot simpler when I was a girl. You know how children just expect stuff? They don’t sit and wonder. “I wonder if I should ask.” or “What if they don’t get what I ask for.” Instead they ask with great expectation.

 

I know that even with my child having every toy known to man, he doesn’t hesitate to ask me for whatever he sees on t.v. and he definitely has no problem asking for a new pair of Nike Elite socks.

 

The minds of children have their hands and hearts open with the idea of  wanting and expecting. But what happens when we become older? What happens when we experience rejection after rejection, disappointment after disappointment? Slowly that idea of expectation fades away. You don’t expect for yourself anymore. Those things that you wanted before become a faded memory and you just settle and believe, “Well, maybe this is all I’m suppose to have.” Is it?

 

You no longer want to hear no, or anything that sounds like it.   You don’t even put yourself in the position to hear any negative response. Why put yourself out there to be put in the same place of rejection and disappointment?

 

My childhood was filled with so many cool things. What stands out the most were my frilly dresses, from Polly Flinder’s, my pretty dolls and my amazing dollhouse that had real carpet and working lights. My mom would always have us cute as a button. Even to this day she calls me her doll baby. Though I don't always feel that way. There are days when I feel more like a doll that's been thrown away. You know, just put aside. 

 

Just maybe one day I’ll get to the point of moving past that fear of asking. I’ll truly expect those good things to occur in my life, similar to when I was a little girl, and when they show up I’ll actually acknowledge that situation for what it is. And in my heart I'll know that what God has purposed for my life only shows up when God says so. 

But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well. Matthew 6:33

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