Tanya A Greene Ministries

09/24/2026

Bring all your burdens!
Bring all your scars! You’re welcome at the table, just as you are! JESUS IS WAITING🙏🏾

09/03/2026

THE THOUGHT FOR TODAY:

Everybody who wants access to you doesn’t necessarily have the right intentions toward you. Some people love the thought of having access to you more than they value the person you are.

They want to know what you’re doing.
They want to know what’s happening in your life.
They want to stay close enough to have information, influence, or proximity—but that doesn’t always mean they have the heart to handle what you carry.

Learn to discern intentions, not just connections. Everybody who has access to you should not have unlimited access to you.

Protect your peace.
Protect your purpose.
Protect your focus.
Protect what God is building in you.

Because sometimes the distraction isn’t an enemy, it’s a person who has been given too much access.

Access is a privilege. Treat it accordingly.

You don’t have to be angry.
You don’t have to explain yourself.
You don’t have to announce the boundary.

Sometimes wisdom simply says, “You no longer have access to this part of me.”

Guard your heart. Guard your assignment. Guard your access.
Not everyone who can reach you is supposed to have the right to reach you.

The Bible says:

“Keep thy heart with all diligence; for out of it are the issues of life.” — Proverbs 4:23

PRAY THIS PRAYER:
Father, give me discernment to recognize who is truly assigned to my life and who is simply seeking access. Give me wisdom to establish boundaries without guilt and protect what You have entrusted to me. Guard my heart, my peace, my purpose, and my access. In Jesus’ name, Amen. 🙏🏽

Not everyone deserves access to the version of you that God is building.

09/01/2026

TODAY’S THOUGHT:

“I wanna be the PLACE where HIS  GLORY DWELLS…”

Because His glory is not something we simply sing about on Sunday. His glory is something we are called to carry, steward, and reveal.

God is the Giver.
God is the Source.
God is the Sustainer.
Everything we have, everything we are, and everything we will ever become comes from Him.

And because He is the Source, I never want to become so familiar with the gift that I forget the Giver.

I want to remain yielded.

Yielded means I don’t always have to understand before I obey. Yielded means my will can’t always be the final word.
Yielded means I’m willing to surrender my plans, my preferences, my pride, my emotions, and even my timing to God.

He isn’t looking for perfection.

He’s looking for honor.
He’s looking for obedience.
He’s looking for a vessel that says, “Yes, Lord.”

A yielded vessel says:

Use me.
Correct me.
Lead me.
Prune me.
Send me.
I surrender.

Because the greatest evidence that we want His glory isn’t how loudly we sing about Him.

It’s how completely we are willing to submit to Him.

My prayer is: Lord, make me a place You can trust Your glory to rest upon. Let my life honor You. Let my obedience make room for You. Let my surrender become an altar. And when people encounter me, let them encounter evidence that You live here.

I don’t just want to visit His presence.
I want to become a dwelling place for His presence.

🕊️ “Not my will, but Yours be done.” — Luke 22:42

08/31/2026

TODAYS THOUGHT:

STOP TAKING ACCESS FOR GRANTED.

One thing I’ve learned is that access is a privilege, not a permanent entitlement.

When someone gives you access to their life, their heart, their time, their home, their ideas, their relationships, their platform, or even their private conversations, handle that access with care.

Just because someone trusts you enough to let you in doesn’t mean you should become careless once you’re there!

Don’t assume that because you’ve had access for a long time, you will always have it.

And please understand this:
Access can be revoked.

Not always because someone is angry.
Not always because there was a major offense.
Sometimes access changes because boundaries change.
Sometimes people mature.
Sometimes people recognize what they should have protected all along.

We have to stop treating people’s availability as though it is an unlimited resource.

If someone answers your calls, value it.
If someone makes time for you, value it.
If someone trusts you with their vulnerability, protect it.
If someone opens a door for you, honor the door.
If someone allows you into spaces that not everyone has access to, don’t become so comfortable that you forget it was an invitation.

Because the truth is:

You can lose access to something you were never entitled to in the first place.

Treat people well while you have access to them.

Honor trust while you have it.

Respect boundaries while they are being given.

And never become so familiar with someone’s grace that you mistake it for a lifetime contract.

Access is a gift.
Trust is sacred.
And neither should be taken for granted.

06/13/2026

“If you’ll hold on to me for dear life,” says God, “I’ll get you out of any trouble. I’ll give you the best of care if you’ll only get to know and trust me.
Call me and I’ll answer, be at your side in bad times; I’ll rescue you, then throw you a party. I’ll give you a long life, give you a long drink of salvation!” -Psalms‬ ‭91‬:‭14‬-‭16‬ ‭MSG‬‬

“If you’ll hold on to me for dear life,” says GOD, “I’ll get you out of any trouble. I’ll give you the best of care if you’ll only get to know and trust me. Call me and I’ll answer, be at your side in

05/26/2026

As ministers of the Gospel, we pour so much into others that sometimes we forget we also need to sit at the feet of Jesus ourselves.

The other night, I felt completely exhausted spiritually, emotionally, and physically. I didn’t want a platform, applause, or answers… all I wanted was God’s touch. In that moment, the Lord reminded me that even those who minister need to be ministered to by Him. Y’all when the man of God said come to the altar, I didn’t care who I had to knock down! I screamed and cried soooo much, hadn’t screamed like that in a while. Let’s just say I left with everything I needed!

We cannot effectively pour out if we are constantly running on empty. Jesus Himself often withdrew to pray, rest, and be refreshed by the Father. How much more do we need His presence daily?

As ministers, let’s never become so busy doing the work of God that we neglect intimacy with God. His touch restores strength, renews vision, heals weariness, and reminds us why we were called in the first place.

If you’ve been feeling tired lately, don’t just push through it. Run to Him. His presence is still the place where weary souls are refreshed. ❤️🙏

05/25/2026

It’s just a video to you that may be overlooked but to me it’s a testimony! Over 26 years ago I stepped on a pulpit and said YES to God! I had no clue what I was committing to or what I would endure but today I still say YES and just as scared now as I was then! Purpose doesn’t always look polished, it can look like being uncertain and feeling uncomfortable but when you trust God you do it anyway! Here’s to Trusting God and doing it ANYWAY! May my FIRE never burn out‼️

03/02/2026

How to release offense:

1. Choose forgiveness over feelings. Offense survives when we replay the hurt. Freedom begins when we forgive.

2. Release the right to be understood or repaid.
Holding offense often comes from unmet expectations. Letting go means trusting God with justice and choosing peace over control.

Let’s pray:
Lord, I release every offense from my heart today. I choose forgiveness over feelings and peace over pride. Heal what was wounded, soften what became hard, and free me from carrying what You never meant for me to hold. I receive Your grace and walk in freedom. Amen. 🙏✨

02/25/2026

While we are at it, let’s stop pausing on ourselves to fix others!

02/24/2026

Set boundaries and don’t manipulate them even for yourself!