You Are Not Alone !

 Titus 2:3–5 (KJV) “The aged women likewise, that they be in behavior as becometh holiness, not false accusers, not given to much wine, teachers of good things; That they may teach the young women to be sober, to love their husbands, to love their children,  To be discreet, chaste, keepers at home, good, obedient to their own husbands, that the word of God be not blasphemed.”💜

I believe that as women—whether we are mothers, wives, daughters, or pastors—we all need a mentor. We were never meant to walk alone. Mentorship brings guidance, wisdom, accountability, and spiritual covering, especially in seasons when both life and calling feel heavy. For me, I did not have a mentor. I had to learn through prayer, fasting, and often by learning the hard way. God was faithful, but some lessons came through pain and isolation. I do not desire that path for anyone else. No woman should have to struggle alone when wisdom is available through godly guidance. I do not want my daughter to experience what I did—having to learn everything the hard way without guidance or mentorship. My prayer is that as she grows, she will be surrounded by godly women who can pour into her, guide her, and walk with her in wisdom. I desire for my daughter to reflect Titus 2 as she grows—not out of pressure, but through example. I want her to see women who live with integrity, faith, and love, women who teach not only with words but with their lives. I want her to learn early that she is not alone, that seeking wisdom is strength, and that godly mentorship is a gift. If my journey had to be difficult, let it be so the next generation will be covered, supported, and equipped. This is my prayer—not only for my daughter, but for all daughters—that they would grow under godly leadership, rooted in truth, and surrounded by women who reflect Titus 2. Because of this, my heart is for women to understand that they are not alone. I desire to see women become leaders who reflect the heart of Titus 2—women who teach, encourage, and model godly living for the next generation. Older women mentoring younger women, not in perfection, but in faithfulness, love, self-control, and truth. As leaders, we are called to live lives that can be followed. Titus 2 reminds us that leadership is not only from the pulpit, but through example—through character, humility, and consistency. When women walk together in mentorship, healing happens, growth happens, and strength is multiplied.

Prayer 🙏

Father God today we pray for all the broken. For all who were neglected and ignored. I pray for a revival in our nation. Help us be the new generation that reflects Jesus' love, grace and mercy. In the name of Jesus Amen.