Annaly Mawire

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08/18/2026

The Candace Owens debate has sparked arguments over who won, who exposed whom, and whose arguments were stronger. But there’s something deeper happening:

- People can watch the exact same cultural moment and walk away seeing completely different realities.

Why?

Because we often see what we already believe.

If we like someone, we notice their strongest arguments. If we disagree with them, we notice every weakness.

And Christians aren’t immune to this.

That’s why Scripture has to be our baseline for cultural conversations, not our favorite influencer, political tribe, emotions, or even our preferred interpretation.

Scripture doesn’t just give us truth to defend. It gives us truth that is allowed to correct us.

Asked my Marine vet brother if I’m fit for war. Welp…G.I. Jane is officially off the vision board šŸ˜‚šŸŖ–
08/14/2026

Asked my Marine vet brother if I’m fit for war. Welp…G.I. Jane is officially off the vision board šŸ˜‚šŸŖ–

08/12/2026

When I hear ā€œabortion is health care,ā€ I can’t help but think about the life on the other side of that sentence.

I was once that life.

Sometimes a slogan sounds convincing until you follow its logic all the way through.

This is one of those times. AND this one is personal.

Before I was born, doctors advised my mother to abort me.

She didn’t. And I’m here. šŸ¤

08/11/2026

Sometimes ā€œprofessional judgmentā€ can be wrong. Dead wrongā€¼ļø

Massachusetts lawmakers recently passed an abortion bill that includes the phrase ā€œprofessional judgment of the physicianā€ when addressing abortion after 24 weeks.

I believe doctors deserve respect. They have knowledge, training, and the ability to save lives. But they are still human and human judgment is not infallible.

When my mom was pregnant with me, my parents were advised to abort because doctors believed something was seriously wrong.

They chose not to.

And here I am.

That’s why this isn’t just a political conversation for me. It’s personal.

Lately I’ve been asking myself: am I living at the pace of my purpose…or the pace of the pressure around me?Going home t...
08/11/2026

Lately I’ve been asking myself: am I living at the pace of my purpose…or the pace of the pressure around me?

Going home to West Texas reminded me that a full life and a hurried life are not the same thing.

I don’t want to worship slowness any more than I want to glorify busy.

I want to move when God moves and know when He’s inviting me to stay.

That’s the rhythm I’m learning. šŸ¤

08/06/2026

Everyone is talking about the Fort Worth principal.

I’m asking a bigger question. šŸ‘€

A recent ISGAP reports that organizations connected to Qatar have invested more than **$65 million** into U.S. educational initiatives, including K–12 programs, and identifies **Texas** as the largest recipient!!

The report has sparked calls for greater transparency and further investigation.

As Christians, our response shouldn’t begin with **discernment**.

Jesus cared deeply about children. He welcomed them, blessed them, and warned against leading them astray.

That should cause us to care deeply about the ideas, worldviews, and influences shaping the next generation.

This isn’t just about politics. It’s about discipleship.

Every classroom teaches a worldview.

Every generation is being discipled by someone.

The question is: **Who?**

And if we’re going to care about the next generation, let’s care enough to ask better questions, and be ready to share the hope of Jesus with those who need Him most.

In a world where the loudest headlines often focus on spiritual decline, I witnessed something different: sincere worshi...
08/03/2026

In a world where the loudest headlines often focus on spiritual decline, I witnessed something different: sincere worship, open hearts, and a generation that still longs for Jesus.

God is still moving, and I believe He’s raising up a generation that will stand for truth with both conviction and love.

It was an honor to play a small part in what He is doing.

Thank you!
Kenneth Copeland Ministries
14forty Youth
Chichi Onyekanne

07/31/2026

I asked an ex-Muslim one question… AND his answer is something every Christian should considerā€¼ļø

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