I recently had what Oprah would call a “come to Jesus moment”. It’s when I stopped and reflected upon everything that I am doing with I Press On. Why am I doing this? Who am I doing it for? What do I expect to come from my efforts? In short, I did some serious self-reflection Read more about Rediscovering I Press On![…]

Most church goers are familiar with the Bible story of Ruth.  Ruth is the sister-in-law to Orpah and the daughter-in-law to Naomi. After the loss of her husband and both of her sons, Naomi decides to return to her homeland Bethlehem.  And, she admonishes both Orpah and Ruth to do the same and return to Read more about Can You Be As Fearless As Ruth… Can You Travel To Unfamiliar Places?[…]

Bipolar Faith by Monica Coleman is the first I Press On community read. I must admit that I didn’t have any expectations about the book before I began reading it. I simply chose to read the book because from what I know, Monica Coleman seems to be genuine in her efforts to promote mental wellness Read more about The First I Press On Community Read![…]

The United States seems to be more divided than I’ve ever known it to be. Everything appears to be more politicized than years past. This division is causing quite a bit of turmoil. For instance, “bending a knee” during the singing of the national anthem at a professional ball game is causing so much controversy Read more about United We Stand; Divided We Fall…Let’s Pray For Unity![…]

Confronting tragedy can certainly be an impasse for people who suffer from depression.  Often times, people who suffer from depression might be more sensitive than those who do not.  Therefore, people with depression might have a different reaction to tragedies, even tragedies they are not directly connected to (via relationships or location). We might not Read more about Finding Peace in the Pieces: Remembering 9/11[…]