By Tyler Perry

By Marcie Whitley

Where would I be if it had not been for the Lord who was on my side? Innocence stolen by the age of 11, in foster care by the age of 12, dropped out of school at 16, pregnant by the age of 17, harvested illegal substances by the age of 20, forced out of my home during Hurricane Katrina, widowed by age 25 and Read More…

By Cornell Ngare

When one accepts Jesus Christ and the Spirit of God moves in, sin from then on becomes a decision that they consciously (albeit painfully) make. The battle between flesh and spirit is a glaring reality for every believer. Too often we find ourselves cornered, and instead of letting the flesh die, we reluctantly and bitterly Read More…

By Tyler Perry

This morning I woke and was so frustrated about all the stuff I’m dealing with, trying to get this studio open. I was about to open my mouth and start complaining when I remembered something that happened to me about a year ago. Read More…

Marriage today is struggling. Divorces, adultery, misconceptions, etc are plaguing not only the marriage itself but products of those marriages (my generation and the next). My hope in this poem is to highlight the most frequent and problematic issues marriages face today while also pointing to Jesus as the ultimate healer, redeemer, and restorer of every marriage. Read More…

By Marcie Whitley

I remember a day when I was sad and under attack. I had just heard the words “You aint no woman of God, you are a fake and a flake”. All day being reminded of my failures and mistakes like a task master standing over a slave. Read More…

The word inspire means to put the spirit in. God told us to set our mouth free. He has blessed our voice and put His Spirit in our words. Interact with us through our broadcast and social network. We are the children of Wisdom. Follow us on Twitter and friend us on Facebook. Read More…

By Lacresha Hayes

Allow me the space to say this. I have never before felt so helpless as when I couldn’t remember anything, could barely see, couldn’t walk or speak well, was seeing and hearing things that were not there and couldn’t control my own head from bobbing around. I came two steps from being admitted into a mental hospital. Read More…