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Victimized: When We Push the Fault on the Devil When It Is Really Us By Apostle M. Taylor There is a dangerous habit that has quietly taken root within the Body of Christ. It is the habit of blaming the devil for things that are not the devil’s doing. While spiritual warfare is real and […]

Modesty — A Thing of the Past? Why? By Apostle Mimi Taylor In a world that celebrates visibility, self-promotion, and outward appearance, the concept of modesty often feels like something that belongs to another era. What was once considered honorable, dignified, and reflective of inner character is now frequently labeled as outdated, restrictive, or unnecessary.

Praise and Worship Leaders: A Consecrated Life Before GodBy Apostle M. TaylorPraise and worship in the house of God is not merely a musical assignment; it is a sacred responsibility. Those who stand before God’s people to lead them into worship are not simply singers, musicians, or performers. They are spiritual facilitators—individuals entrusted with the

Weary In Well Doing — Don’t Give Up By Apostle M. Taylor “And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.” — Galatians 6:9 There is a unique exhaustion that comes from obedience. It is not the weariness that follows rebellion or sin; it

The Pruning Season: What It Looks Like By Apostle M. Taylor There are seasons in our walk with God that do not look like growth, do not feel like increase, and do not resemble the promises He spoke over our lives. Instead of expansion, we experience reduction. Instead of elevation, we experience isolation. Instead of