Tanzy Alexis Said It!

Matthew 15:14  Leave them; they are blind guides. If the blind lead the blind, both will fall into a pit. I remember I'd attended an event where I'd assisted with prophetic worship. I'd discerned that something was off in the atmosphere but I couldn't put a finger on it.  Have you ever walked into a space in the natural and smelled a whiff of something pungent?  And you asked yourself after sniffing a couple of times,  "What is that? What is that smell?"  This was how I felt, yet from a spiritual perspective.  Shortly after worship, a man of God had come up to the podium to share his testimony about how God came through for him in a financial manner. Then he solicited everyone to sow an offering. I sowed a seed and sat back down still bothered by an alarm going off in my spirit.  The man of God gave a brief introduction of who'd be speaking that night, a prophet from Africa whom he'd met some time ago.  The prophet took to th

2 Corinthians 6:16 What agreement can exist between the temple of God and idols? For we are the temple of the living God. As God has said: “I will live with them and walk among them, and I will be their God, and they will be My people. I don't think I've ever actually made it clear that I set this blog up as a literary confessional for myself; the ex-atheist and ex-heathen. So when I share my stories, it's not in an effort to bring attention to me at all. But to put an old version of myself on blast as I find correlations with whatever topic I'm discussing and to show how scriptures can be applied to real life situations.  The last couple of years of my journey in God has involved me challenging what I believe via the scriptures to bring some clarity to events I've experienced in the past.  It's been quite an adventure folks.  I really hope you all have been blessed by my candor.  With that being said, I am partly the byproduct of these inve

Proverbs 29:25  It is dangerous to be concerned with what others think of you, but if you trust the Lord, you are safe. My elementary school didn't know what to do with a small group of advanced 3rd graders, so they sent them to learn with a class of 4th graders.  I, was in that small group. I don't recall there being too much of a difference while learning with them except for the fact the 4th grade girls made it clear that they did not want to associate with the 3rd grade girls.   There were four girls in particular with a  superiority complex that was off the chain ;  Nina, Britne, Tiffany, and Dominique.  Nina, a bright skinned sandy brown haired girl was the ring leader of the posse. They were all smart, mature for their age, pretty, and athletic as far as I can remember.  But also very, very stuck up.  Mainly because most of their parents had money. I could tell, since they wore the latest sneakers. One of their mothers was actually a teacher at our schoo