I admired President Obama's style. He seemed to be confident and in control. He had swag.
Noah, in Genesis 6, walked with God. I guess he had swag, too.
To achieve a life of peace and happiness, one must embrace God, allowing His confidence, boldness, and assurance to transform our walk, talk, and thoughts. This divine influence was evident in Noah, who walked with God, receiving His grace and favor – a path we are also called to follow.
Our journey is drenched in Amazing Grace, guiding our walk, enlivening our lives, and igniting our passions. As we walk with God, His influence becomes integral to our plans. This Christian walk is a harmonious blend of devotion and determination, inspiring us to sing, “Just a closer walk with thee, grant it, Jesus, if you please.”
Daily, our walk with God instills confidence, reminding us:
- Though the world may push us down, God uplifts us.
- When the world counts us out, God ensures our triumph.
- Where the world sees defeat, God celebrates our victories.
- Against the world's doubts, God fortifies our strength.
Walking with God, we carry a boldness and confidence rooted in “blessed assurance.” This is our glimpse of divine glory, a manifestation of “Godly Swag.”
This passage mirrors the African-American experience, where enduring faith and God's grace have been crucial in overcoming social challenges.
Despite systemic injustices, African-Americans have continuously risen, empowered by a spiritual resilience akin to Noah's.
Our walk with God reflects a journey of relentless hope and unyielding strength against adversity. It symbolizes not just personal faith but a collective struggle for dignity and equality.
This divine connection offers solace, uplifts spirits, and fortifies resolve, serving as a cornerstone in the African-American quest for justice and equity. It's a testament to the transformative power of faith amidst societal
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