Hey hope you are doing well. I am having a hysterectomy tomorrow and ask that you be in agreement with me that I will have supernatural healing health and wholeness. Limited to no pain and a speedy recovery. Hoping to return to work in 4 weeks so I am back before the end of the school year. Continuous prayers and covering for you and your family. Decreeing peace, comfort and healing to all. Love you infinity. Nikki Carroll🙏🏾❤️ Thank you in advance. ~Dr. Kimble

Micah’s mom was rushed to the ER. My mother was rushed today. Micah’s mom was admitted on Sunday and released today. It's been a lot on us.

Please accept this letter as formal notice of my resignation as Overseer of The Excellent Wives online group, effective June 1, 2026. After ten meaningful and memorable years since the vision for this community first began, I am grateful for the growth, sisterhood, transformation, and impact we have experienced together. It has been an honor to serve, lead, and walk alongside so many incredible women on their journeys. As I step away from this role, please note that there will be no further live events, including Corporate Prayer gatherings and scheduled fasting days. I trust that the seeds planted over the years will continue to produce fruit in the lives of each member. Thank you for your support, participation, and commitment throughout this decade. My goal is to focus more on this group as well as my role as Mental Health Advisor and Advocacy. Please note part of the reason for the meeting was to inform you first before notifying the group. Thank you in advance for your prayers. They will be notified on a date TBD.

It's Time to Get Unmuted It’s time. Time to silence the doubts. Time to unmute the woman God created you to be. Time to stop waiting for someone else to give you permission to step into the calling God already appointed you for. We’re not here by accident. Our lives, voices, and presence have been divinely positioned. But if we’re honest, many of us have spent years shrinking. Shrinking to be accepted, shrinking so others don’t feel intimidated, shrinking because somewhere along the way, silence felt safer than courage. And yet, here’s the truth: Comfort is not our calling. We’re called to kingdom impact. This is your for such a time as this moment. Like Esther, you may have been placed where you are for reasons you don’t fully understand yet. Her courage wasn’t just about her; it was about saving a nation. She had to decide between playing it safe or stepping into divine purpose. Her voice, once muted by fear, became the very tool God used to bring deliverance. And so will yours. Jesus modeled what it means to live boldly. When He stood in the synagogue and declared, “The Spirit of the Lord is on me,” He wasn’t asking for approval. He was announcing purpose. He wasn’t performing; He was proclaiming. He didn’t shrink; He stood. And if He—the Savior of the world—didn’t play small, why should you? You were not created to be invisible. When we stay silent: - We bury our God-given gifts (Matthew 5:14–16). - We allow fear to call the shots (2 Timothy 1:7). - We walk away from the identity God has declared over us (Ephesians 2:10). And the enemy loves that. Because a silenced woman is a powerless one. But a person who knows they are called, anointed, and assigned? They can’t be stopped. God doesn’t just want your voice. He wants your presence. Your yes. Your whole self, engaged and unafraid. Let's Pray Out Loud Father, I confess the times I’ve chosen silence when You called me to speak. I’ve hidden when You asked me to stand. I’ve second-guessed when You affirmed. But today, I return to the truth: I am called for such a time as this. Give me the courage of Esther, the clarity of Christ, and the boldness to take up space for Your glory. Remind me that I was not made to shrink—I was made to shine. Use my life, my voice, and my presence to reflect You in every room I walk into.

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