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Dec 13
Part of the "please take my children campaign" poster series by Tribal Marks and 'Dami

Please Take My Children… Now.

“I strongly believe that love is the answer and that it can mend even the deepest unseen wounds. Love can heal, love can console, love can strengthen, and yes, love can make change.” ― Somaly Mam, The Road of Lost Innocence: The True Story of a Cambodian Heroine Following up with "how... read more →
Sep 27

Playing Big

That moment you came to the profound revelation that you’ve been playing small. How did it feel? And not because you truly or solely value small and know that you are called to “small”. That’s a whole different meaning altogether. Not because you’re absolutely thrilled only with intimacy and everything... read more →
May 22

Why it’s time to get your hopes up!

On this inspired rant I get to share some exciting realities about the way you were made; and how to recognize those moments when you actually need to increase your expectations and hope rather than shrink back.  Plus learn how to overcome setbacks and disappointments while infusing energy into setting... read more →
Dec 20

Oh “Poor” Me!

Something just doesn’t add up with that title, right? Well this thought recharged my life today so let me just get to it quickly. Beloved, don’t be deceived - the flesh wanting to do, do and do; see it first; prove it first; and be convinced first is not a... read more →
Dec 13

My Right Hand!

It's a supernatural healing PRAISE REPORT! For almost 2 years I had the pain of Tenositis from the thumb and wrist of my right hand. Some form of new “Mommy thumbs?” The DO and I watched it and I was told it takes quite a while to heal. It hurt... read more →
Dec 05
dami from tribalmarks.com and bydami.com

You Know What Really Gets Me?

It wasn’t just her clothes, it wasn’t her wonderfully healthy and glowing skin and hair, and it wasn’t her healthy figure (notice I didn’t say skinny). It wasn’t even her confident poise. Although all those were actually present. It was her voice - no, not her singing, but the content and substance... read more →
Dec 04

Why We Settle for Less

I’ve been reminded recently that carnal/fleshly living is not just about moral sins, or unbecoming behavior, but even more so about faithlessness, unbelief and the mere perception of things through temporary, fleshly material wisdom. And this matters because it is so costly, causing us to live so far below what... read more →
Nov 15

How Faith Actually Rises

I’m often reminded that we can’t manufacture faith by squinting hard and trying hard. Faith rises in your heart when you focus on the object of faith - Jesus. In the woman’s story below, along with that of several others whose faith has been exemplified - how did they get... read more →
Aug 18
Jul 16

Feeling duped

We often to seek to duplicate what we’re called to multiply. But you can’t always duplicate - especially that which you can only multiply. We see a thing, we like it, so we want to do it again. We bypass the source it came from and attempt to recreate the... read more →
Dec 28