“Get rid of the idea that your healing is tied to someone else’s apology.”

We heal in a community, take my hand and I’ll take yours.

You don’t need to go far to find beauty. – you just need to start seeing yourself.

Distressed but not defeated.

Better yourself. Don’t belittle yourself.

It’s okay to know what you want, it’s equally okay to be fighting it out well.

Mistakes happen to refine us, not define us.

Things do not have to be shiny and loud, to be important.

Don’t rob the world of who you are by trying to be someone else.

We grow by being present, not by being perfection.

Teach boys that manhood is not determined by how often they hold back their tears.

If they don’t value you, someone else will.

Growth often looks like out growing old patterns and good people.

You always feeling inadequate, if the world decides your worth.

You and I are shades of beauty from the same sky.

Loss teaches us that life is fragile and love is worth the chase.

Let pride go, to let love in.

Love is the greatest apologetic. It is the essential component in reaching the whole person in a fragmented world. The need is vast, but it is also imperative that we be willing to follow the example of Jesus and meet the need.

Every relationship has tough days. Don’t let the grudge last. Be the first to try to make things right and stop waiting for an apology.

I serve a higher power, Jesus Christ. I make no apologies in saying that.

Get rid of the idea that your healing is tied to someone else’s apology.

You are worthy of feeling incredibly and unapologetically alive.

The greatest act of courage is to be and to ownall of who you are – without apology, without excuses, without masks to cover the truth of who you are.

You don’t have to apologize for taking time for yourself.

There is nothing more beautiful than seeing a person being themselves. Imagine going through your day being unapologetically you.