Pastor Kemi Searcy
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Pastor Kemi Searcy is a respected Teacher, Author, and the President of Women In Ministry International. Her life is characterized by a Passion for God and compassion for people. She along with her husband, Bishop Kyle Searcy, Pastor Fresh Anointing House of worship here in Montgomery, Al.
She is a native of Ghana West Africa which adds flavor to her ministry. She?s been married for 25 years and has 4 children and 2 grandchildren.
Valentine’s Day is thought to be the epitome of “love,” expressing our affections through giving flowers, heart-shaped candies, fluffy teddy bears, etc. Love is a powerful emotion and an amazing gift to humanity. The ability to give and receive love is a gift from God and must not be downplayed.
We are not the only ones thinking about love and expressing it daily. The Architect of Love, God Almighty, loves us every minute of our day.
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Have you ever felt disappointed with where you are in life? Have you ever come to the point where you were craving to do better in certain areas? If so, you are not alone.
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Wednesday, 02 December 2015 13:09
Esteeming Yourself: Seeing What God Sees
Written by Pastor Kemi Searcy
“I will praise You, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made. Marvelous are your works, And that my soul knows very well.”
Psalm 139:14
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Women are often told that we are “too emotional.” In response, we often fall into the trap of juggling our emotional life around a fast-paced, dogmatic society that praises sensitivity one day and stoicism the next.
How can we stop juggling something that clearly we were created to use to benefit the world? Let’s look at a true situation from the “Reality Bible.”
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Why Me?
A few years ago I had a dream that I had been invited somewhere to preach. As I arrived I saw thousands of women in a huge auditorium. Immediately, fear gripped my heart. I turned and told the organizer, “I can’t do this. There are too many people.” Immediately someone took my place preaching. As I sat watching my replacement fumble with her words, I realized I could have done a much better job.
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