My mentor has an expression he patented, "Documentation Beats Conversation". Well today I told someone my saying is "Consistency Beats Perfection" Perfection is intimidating. Consistency is attainable. Perfection waits for the perfect time… Consistency starts with what you have. Perfection gets stuck in overthinking. Consistency moves forward — even when it’s messy. The truth is, most people don’t fail because they aren’t talented. They fail because they stop. Small actions repeated daily create momentum. Momentum creates confidence. Confidence creates results. A person who shows up imperfectly every day will always outperform the person waiting to get it “just right.” Consistency builds trust — with yourself and with others. It proves commitment. It creates habits. It compounds over time in ways perfection never can. You don’t have to be perfect. You just have to keep showing up. Perfection is an event. Consistency is a lifestyle. And lifestyles win.

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I knew I wanted my life force to increase with excitement and get louder as I age, my most important work was still ahead of me. I knew that my life has been my message and I was given a dream that it was time to share my life's work. ~DG~ "If you don't like something, change it. If you can't change it, change your attitude." - Maya Angelou

My journey Theologically, I guess I am Christian, but I don't use that title. The modern day Christian has destroyed the meaning of that word. I am not Hebrew roots, I am not Catholic, and I am not a Pauline Christian. I am a Bible believing follower of the Most High. In my opinion those other sects are on the verge of being cults. I believe the central message of Scripture is Love! My Love for the Father and my Love for you! I Love you! When I preach, I don't expect you to believe everything I say. I don't have all the answers. I preach what I believe Scripture teaches. You might believe something else, and that's ok! I still Love you! I preach from years of research, studying, and alone time with the Most High. I want the things I've been through to help you on your journey. All I ask is that you study, pray, and let the Holy Spirit guide you. The conversion I've experienced in my life is absolute proof there is a God in heaven who can break chains, do the impossible, and turn any sinner into a saint. I believe Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and the Savior of the world. I hold to the truths found in the Scriptures, from Genesis to Revelation. I choose to believe all of Scripture, even the tough stuff. But where I differ from the mainstream Protestant, Sunday church-goer is in how I choose to live out my faith. We are called to follow Him, not just in belief, but in action. It's not about asking "What would Jesus do?" But rather, "I will do what Jesus did." Jesus didn’t reject the commandments; He lived them perfectly and called His disciples to do the same. He set the example for us to follow, and in my walk, I strive to align my life with His—seeking to live out my faith in the way He modeled. In my walk, this looks different than what you might see in most churches today. I observe the Sabbath on the seventh day, as God commanded in Exodus 20:8-11. I celebrate the biblical feasts like Passover, Sukkot, and Shavuot, which are God's appointed times (Leviticus 23) I choose not to celebrate Christmas and Easter. I try my best to keep the dietary instructions given in Leviticus 11, not because I’m trying to earn salvation, but because I believe our heavenly Father knows what's good for me.

Your house feels different because you pray in it. It’s not the paint color. It’s not the décor. It’s not the square footage. It’s His presence. There are words spoken in your home that heaven has recorded. There are tears that hit the floor and became intercession. There are whispered Scriptures in the kitchen, at the sink, in the hallway, that shifted the atmosphere long before anyone noticed. Peace doesn’t just “happen.” It’s cultivated. When you pray in your living room, walls absorb faith. When you worship while folding laundry, the air changes. When you plead the blood over bedrooms, you mark territory. Joshua 24:15 says, “As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.” That’s not decoration for a wall. That’s a declaration in the spirit. Your home may not be perfect. It may be loud. It may be messy. It may be in process. But it is covered. Because prayer doesn’t just touch people, it saturates places. Your children feel it. Your guests sense it. Even the arguments don’t linger the same way. Why? Because someone in that house prays. Keep praying in the kitchen. Keep declaring in the hallway. Keep anointing doorframes. Keep worshipping in ordinary moments. You’re not just raising a family. You’re establishing an altar. And that’s why your house feels different. Natalie Breckenridge