Katishia Gallishaw 10/15/19 Katishia Gallishaw 10/15/19

Throw All Your Weight on Him

Because of His unchanging character and His unlimited power, He could never commit Himself to do something He is incapable to perform. God keeps all His promises (Numbers 23:19).

Katishia Gallishaw 10/1/19 Katishia Gallishaw 10/1/19

Learning to Walk and Chew Gum

Multiple studies have shown: Multitasking is a myth.

Those of us who think we can split our attention between multiple tasks at once are actually accomplishing less — with more stress — than those who single-task.

But what if multitasking is the only option?

Katishia Gallishaw 9/24/19 Katishia Gallishaw 9/24/19

New Levels New Devils

I get into a bit of trouble with my theologian-friends when I (half-jokingly) call the late-Notorious B.I.G. a prophet. I say it in reference to his 1997 hit “Mo Money Mo Problems.” Trust me, I don’t mean to exalt Biggie to the stature of the biblical prophet; I’m just saying he was on to something to suggest that opposition arises as influence grows. But for the sake of our discussion I’ll employ a more palatable church colloquialism: New Levels New Devils.

Katishia Gallishaw 9/17/19 Katishia Gallishaw 9/17/19

Shift

Shift is a verb that embodies change. A vehicle that has shifted gears is still moving forward, but a change has occurred that allows for acceleration (something I know a little too much about). Similarly, the shift key on your keyboard changes the output of a lower-case letter to a more intense, bolder, upper case letter that stands out amongst the other letters in a word. A capitalized letter, one that has been shifted, allows for clarity, distinction, and specific use.