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Seasoned Believers Come FORTH!
Now that you have been delivered, set free from drugs, abuse, sexual addiction, murder, lying, cheating, stealing, gossiping, backbiting, racism, white or blue collar crimes, etc. and you have given your testimony how God saved you from the snare of Satan and has been good to you, “What About Our Children?”
You learned how to wage and fight the invisible warfare that the enemy planned against you and came out victorious. What are you going to do with your testimony of VICTORY? Again, I ask “What About Our Children?”
Our children are fighting an invisible fight everyday against an
invisible enemy they are not equipped or experienced to fight. The enemy continues to come at them with tactics of drugs, abuse, illiteracy, high school dropouts, teen pregnancy, bullying, gangs, teen violence, guns, racism, promiscuity, AIDS, orphanhood, and children of divorced parents, sibling rivalry, broken parent and child relationships, fatherless and motherless children and more. But YOU know how to fight and win. YOU have proven it!
Join me in getting our children back to the basics by following and teaching God’s principles for a victorious life. Become a mentor for kids, teens and young adults to help them navigate through the issues of life. Help them reach their God given DESTINY and become all that God has pre-ordained for their lives.
For His Kingdom,
Brenda Diann Johnson
Filed under Book Review, Education, Inspirational, Personal Development, Religion, Self Help
Seasoned Believers Come FORTH!
Now that you have been delivered, set free from drugs, abuse, sexual addiction, murder, lying, cheating, stealing, gossiping, backbiting, racism, white or blue collar crimes, etc. and you have given your testimony how God saved you from the snare of Satan and has been good to you, “What About Our Children?”
You learned how to wage and fight the invisible warfare that the enemy planned against you and came out victorious. What are you going to do with your testimony of VICTORY? Again, I ask “What About Our Children?”
Our children are fighting an invisible fight everyday against an invisible enemy they are not equipped or experienced to fight. The enemy continues to come at them with tactics of drugs, abuse, illiteracy, high school dropouts, teen pregnancy, bullying, gangs, teen violence, guns, racism, promiscuity, AIDS, orphanhood, and children of divorced parents, sibling rivalry, broken parent and child relationships, fatherless and motherless children and more. But YOU know how to fight and win. YOU have proven it!
Join me in getting our children back to the basics by following and teaching God’s principles for a victorious life. Become a mentor for kids, teens and young adults to help them navigate through the issues of life. Help them reach their God given DESTINY and become all that God has pre-ordained for their lives.
For His Kingdom,
Brenda Diann Johnson
Filed under Book Review, Education, Inspirational, Personal Development, Religion, Self Help
Seasoned Believers Come FORTH!
Now that you have been delivered, set free from drugs, abuse, sexual addiction, murder, lying, cheating, stealing, gossiping, backbiting, racism, white or blue collar crimes, etc. and you have given your testimony how God saved you from the snare of Satan and has been good to you, “What About Our Children?”
You learned how to wage and fight the invisible warfare that the enemy planned against you and came out victorious. What are you going to do with your testimony of VICTORY? Again, I ask “What About Our Children?”
Our children are fighting an invisible fight everyday against an invisible enemy they are not equipped or experienced to fight. The enemy continues to come at them with tactics of drugs, abuse, illiteracy, high school dropouts, teen pregnancy, bullying, gangs, teen violence, guns, racism, promiscuity, AIDS, orphanhood, and children of divorced parents, sibling rivalry, broken parent and child relationships, fatherless and motherless children and more. But YOU know how to fight and win. YOU have proven it!
Join me in getting our children back to the basics by following and teaching God’s principles for a victorious life. Become a mentor for kids, teens and young adults to help them navigate through the issues of life. Help them reach their God given DESTINY and become all that God has pre-ordained for their lives.
For His Kingdom,
Brenda Diann Johnson
Filed under Book Review, Education, Inspirational, Personal Development, Religion, Self Help
Seasoned Believers Come FORTH!
Now that you have been delivered, set free from drugs, abuse, sexual addiction, murder, lying, cheating, stealing, gossiping, backbiting, racism, white or blue collar crimes, etc. and you have given your testimony how God saved you from the snare of Satan and has been good to you, “What About Our Children?”
You learned how to wage and fight the invisible warfare that the enemy planned against you and came out victorious. What are you going to do with your testimony of VICTORY? Again, I ask “What About Our Children?”
Our children are fighting an invisible fight everyday against an invisible enemy they are not equipped or experienced to fight. The enemy continues to come at them with tactics of drugs, abuse, illiteracy, high school dropouts, teen pregnancy, bullying, gangs, teen violence, guns, racism, promiscuity, AIDS, orphanhood, and children of divorced parents, sibling rivalry, broken parent and child relationships, fatherless and motherless children and more. But YOU know how to fight and win. YOU have proven it!
Join me in getting our children back to the basics by following and teaching God’s principles for a victorious life. Become a mentor for kids, teens and young adults to help them navigate through the issues of life. Help them reach their God given DESTINY and become all that God has pre-ordained for their lives.
For His Kingdom,
Brenda Diann Johnson
Filed under Book Review, Education, Inspirational, Personal Development, Religion, Self Help
Seasoned Believers Come FORTH!
Now that you have been delivered, set free from drugs, abuse, sexual addiction, murder, lying, cheating, stealing, gossiping, backbiting, racism, white or blue collar crimes, etc. and you have given your testimony how God saved you from the snare of Satan and has been good to you, “What About Our Children?”
You learned how to wage and fight the invisible warfare that the enemy planned against you and came out victorious. What are you going to do with your testimony of VICTORY? Again, I ask “What About Our Children?”
Our children are fighting an invisible fight everyday against an invisible enemy they are not equipped or experienced to fight. The enemy continues to come at them with tactics of drugs, abuse, illiteracy, high school dropouts, teen pregnancy, bullying, gangs, teen violence, guns, racism, promiscuity, AIDS, orphanhood, and children of divorced parents, sibling rivalry, broken parent and child relationships, fatherless and motherless children and more. But YOU know how to fight and win. YOU have proven it!
Join me in getting our children back to the basics by following and teaching God’s principles for a victorious life. Become a mentor for kids, teens and young adults to help them navigate through the issues of life. Help them reach their God given DESTINY and become all that God has pre-ordained for their lives.
For His Kingdom,
Brenda Diann Johnson
Filed under Book Review, Education, Inspirational, Personal Development, Religion, Self Help
Personal Reflections On Christmas Day
As I sit here this morning thinking about all that God has done for me I am reminded of three things on this Christmas Day! God has blessed me with his son, my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. He has also blessed me with my two daughters, Diamond Lena’ Starling who was born December 25, 1996, Kamille Padgitt and my grandson Bryson Saint Woods. Last but not least, I am very grateful for family. God has already been good to me. If He decides not to do anything else he has already blessed me. On this Christmas Day, I will celebrate the previous gifts God freely gave to me. Gathering with family and friends while eating the meal I prepared will be met with gratitude. I thank God for his mercy and grace. He provides me with everything that I need. All glory and honor belongs to Him that is able to do exceeding abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that worketh in us (Ephesians 3:20)
The one gift I want my family and children to appreciate year after year is their relationship God. This relationship is most important above all ties. When you nurture and mature your relationship with God you have all that you need. God will provide over and over again those things of necessity. If we delight ourselves in the LORD, He shall give us the desires of our heart according to Psalm 34:7. I also want my family, children and friends to experience the same internal joy that God gives to me.
God has been a doctor when I was sick or needed to be healed. He has been a lawyer when I needed Him to show up in court to work things in my favor. He is my comforter when I can’t talk to anyone else and He is the righteous judge when Satan is an accuser of the brethren. I only turn to God who has proven Himself over and over again to me. He remains faithful to me even when I am not faithful. He is the everlasting rock I hold on to in times of trouble and when storms come. He humbles me when I need to be humbled and exalts me in due season. All that I am as a result of my past and my present and all that God has pre-destined for me to become is because of HIM and HIS promises to me. He knew me well before I showed up in this earth realm. He has a plan for my life. He amazes me with His wonderous works and they are always marvelous in my eyes. I am excited with anticipation of what He will do in the next second, minute and hour. He is always at work in the lives of His children.
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A Mother’s Pride On Mother’s Day
This weekend I can’t help but reflect on my accomplishments as a mother. The two accomplishments I am most proud of are my two daughters Diamond and Kamille. They give me the inspiration I need to do my best in all that God gives my hands to do. It hasn’t always been easy rearing two girls as a single mom. There were often times of rebellion, ungratefulness, and disobedience from the dynamic duo, but what kids don’t try their parents. It is all apart of growing up and them finding their way. As a mother I have lead the way and provided the best examples that I could. On this mother’s day I am feeling blessed because I see the fruits of my labor in my kids.
My proudest moment with my oldest child, Diamond was seeing her graduate from high school. I
was so thankful that her dad and I got her to the finish line of public school. She has become an adult and is making her own decisions. The hardest thing was for me to get out the way and let her learn on her own. I was so used to guiding her while holding her hand to prevent her from falling. As mothers we do this when they are toddlers beginning to walk. I will never stop being a mother, giving advice, and helping to make sense of things when she has her own kids.
My proudest moment so far with my youngest child, Kamille was this weekend. On Saturday, Kamille won 1st place out of 20 Dallas ISD students selected from various schools for her performance in the Beginner Debate Team category. The debate tournaments are sponsored by the Dallas Urban Debate Alliance. Kamille is a very smart and intelligent young lady. She has always been good at presenting her case with me to stay out of trouble. She often tries to debate her way out of punishments when I lay down the law. I couldn’t help but cry at her awards ceremony when they announced that Kamille won 1st place. Wow!, this child is really good at debating any issue. I felt so proud as a mother, knowing I have done something right with both of my children.
Mothers don’t ever give up on your children. Happy Mother’s Day!
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Brenda Johnson Padgitt To Release New Book “What About Our Children?”
ASWIFTT Writer’s Guild Founders, Brenda Johnson Padgitt, Eunice Bridges and Glenda Fields and will celebrate their 5th Anniversary in business on June 30, 2015. They will commemorate their milestone with their co-authored book “What About Our Children?” to be released on June 15, 2015. The book is a special publication that is dear to each author and founder. It takes a look at the various issues children and teens face while growing up. The content in the book tackles subjects such as bullying, child abuse, sibling rivalry, children of divorce, teen pregnancies, sexually transmitted diseases, foster care, orphans, teen violence and more.
Brenda, Eunice and Glenda also direct parents, guardians and caregivers to resources and organizations that can help them. This book was written to encourage readers to get involved and become strong advocates for children because “It Takes A Village To Raise A Child.”
Brenda Johnson Padgitt is an author, publisher, teacher, entrepreneur and insurance broker whose latest book is titled “Pass The Salt Please! Seasoned Believers Add Flavor To Your Life.” Eunice Bridges is an author, playwright and movie producer whose latest book is titled “Eunice Bridges Poetry Collection: Volume I.” Glenda Fields is a licensed minister, evangelist and author whose latest book is titled “Get Over It! Heal! Move On!: Facing The Enemy Within.” To find out more about ASWIFTT Writer’s Guild and its founders you can visit: http://www.aswifttwritersguild.com
You can pre-order “What About Our Children?” for $12.95 by e-mailing: books@aswifttpublishing.com
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Brenda Johnson Padgitt Makes Appearance At Pat’s Learning Academy
Brenda Johnson Padgitt will make an author appearance on Tuesday March 11, 2014 to read her children’s fiction book “My Baby Sister” at Pat’s Learning Academy located at 3721 W. Camp Wisdom Rd in Dallas, Texas. My Baby Sister is a children’s fiction book about Danielle who learns that being a big sister can be really cool. When she was 5 years old her mother announced that a baby sister or brother was on the way. Danielle’s mother was pregnant with her baby sister. Danielle was excited at first until all the attention went on Kayla. As Kayla began to crawl and then walk Danielle did not like the hitting, biting, and kicking that Kayla did to her. Danielle finally learned how to turn the sibling rivalry around.
For more information on Brenda Johnson Padgitt and her books visit www.brendapadgitt.com or www.brendadiannjohnson.wordpress.com. If you want to find out more about Pat’s Learning Academy you can contact Pat Fowler at 214-966-0144 or visit www.patslearningacademy.com. At Pat’s Learning Academy they provide a school-type setting that is fun, educational, challenging and positive. Their preschool classes balance a nurturing, safe environment and an academically challenging program.
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