“Jonah and the Whale”
Just like Jonah, you can run, hide, and resist, but purpose will always find you. Even in the belly of your darkest moments. God is preparing your next chapter “God Is Preparing Me” by Tasha Cobbs
“Which Face Is Yours?” (Masked)
Confronts identity in an age where AI can alter faces and distort perception, blurring the line between truth and illusion. This message calls for bold discernment, the courage to remove
digital and emotional masks, and the freedom to live authentically unfiltered, and unafraid.
“The Rock”
The rock invites each participant to select a stone and reflect on what it represents in our own life. Drawing from the story of David and Goliath, this message challenges us to examine what we believe about our “rock” and to identify the Goliath standing in our way. It reminds us that victory is not in the size of the stone, but in faith, obedience, and trust in God’s power.
“What is on the Line?”
A powerful message that challenges us to examine what we are risking, holding onto, or allowing to pull at us in this season of life. It invites honest reflection on purpose, priorities, and consequences—reminding us that every decision has weight, and what’s on the line often determines what’s next. “Holding On” Hezekiah Walker
“Cracked, Broken and Whole”
Using three simple bowls to represent three seasons of life - cracked but still holding on, broken and seemingly unusable, and whole yet tested. Through faith and divine process, God shows that cracks are where light enters, brokenness is where surrender begins, and wholeness is not perfection but restoration by design. This message reminds us that every stage still holds purpose in the hands of the Master. “Broken Pieces” Bishop Paul Morton
“Under the Covers 2 On the Cover”
Coming from a season of isolation, depression, and the intense battle in the mind. After spending weeks literally under the covers – praying, crying and healing in the dark. Emerging with renewed faith, deliverance and purpose, later being nominated for the cover of “OWN IT” magazine. Dorothy talk reminds women that even in hidden places, God is working and what feels like burial can become preparation.
“The Pour”
The Pour is a message on discernment and boundaries. This message encourages discernment, healthy boundaries, and intentional pouring that protects both the giver and the receiver.
