FAITH Fully Anticipating It To Happen

04/23/2026

A team quit… Hair on out 🐾🗽🐊🔑🐸

04/20/2026

…or the clean up crew she orchestrated to move in and out of any room… and write her own contracts… & ask for a raise 🏴‍☠️🌶️
Chick Jitsu … ‘sign the waver’
Girls do it better tour… stay tuned!

04/20/2026

Allegedly…
Fully Anticipating It To Happen

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04/19/2026

Don’t mess with disgruntled females… we don’t play by the rules, we been finding all the loopholes in your stories since the cocain-cowboy days straight from our mommas chests… we went quiet than, we just found out who’s shoulders we could sit on to see the show from a higher perspective… I’ve always been a side stage chick, like a line straight my favorite feral friend Payton aka “say it from your chest” from college pitching coach who had her shoulder ripped out in highschool to pushing her own papa bear around after being his roadie her whole life… some friends are the soft to our storm or add spark to our flame, I talked to the lawyers, landlords, and doorman, safety meeting on check, skies are clear and Houston l, we’re ready for take off…
Can’t stop won’t stop even though I know I should….

04/17/2026

04/16/2026

If today is my final day, and I can step down knowing that I truly lived.
The lessons I’ve learned from the matriarchs of my circle—those gone too soon—have given me the grace to be at peace. From the mothers who came before me to the ones who will hold it down after I am gone, I am grounded in their strength.
It is well with my soul.

- V

04/09/2026

I haven’t made it to the gym much lately… but somehow, it still finds me.

Grateful for my blood, sweat, and tears brothers who pull up, check in, and keep the energy alive. Different setting, same grind. 💪🏼

That kind of loyalty?
You can’t fake it.





Shoutout to

for the chill spot to hang out and fueling us with protein gains 💪🏼
(Just downstairs from the shop)

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01/09/2026

Let’s talk about faith for a second—real faith, not the bumper-sticker version.

Faith isn’t pretending everything is fine. It’s not denial. It’s not ignoring the chaos in your life and hoping it magically disappears.

Faith is movement.

Faith is forwarding all issues to heaven.

Think about that.

Instead of carrying every fear, every unanswered question, every piece of pressure on your own back, you hand it off. Not because you’re weak, but because you understand you were never meant to carry it alone.

Most of us are drowning under the weight of things we were never designed to manage by ourselves. We replay conversations, worry about outcomes, stress over what we can’t control. We try to think our way into peace. That never works.

Faith says, “I’ve done what I can. Now I trust.”

That doesn’t mean you stop showing up. It means you stop obsessing. You still work. You still plan. You still fight when it’s time to fight. But you let go of the illusion that everything depends on you.

Forwarding your issues to heaven is an act of humility. It’s saying, “I don’t see the whole picture, but I trust the One who does.”

And when you live like that, something shifts. The anxiety loosens its grip. The fear quiets down. You stop reacting to everything and start responding with clarity.

Faith isn’t about having all the answers.
It’s about trusting the direction.

Forward it.
Let it go.
And keep moving.

— j. anthony |

11/15/2025

God didn’t call you to be liked — He called you to be light.
And light, by its very nature, makes darkness uncomfortable.

That’s the part nobody warns you about. Everybody loves the idea of being chosen, being called, being used for something bigger — until they realize what that actually requires. Light isn’t soft. Light isn’t passive. Light exposes things. Light reveals what’s been hiding. Light forces truth into places where lies have been living comfortably for years.

And when you start walking in that kind of purpose, don’t expect applause. Expect resistance. Expect people to pull back because the version of you that’s aligned with God makes the version of them that’s aligned with comfort feel threatened. Expect the room to shift. Expect some relationships to fall apart. Because darkness never celebrates the moment light enters the room — it retreats.

You were never called to blend in. You were never meant to fit everybody’s expectations. That’s why you feel different. That’s why you don’t fit into the same circles anymore. That’s why you can’t stomach the things you used to entertain. That’s why certain conversations feel draining, certain environments feel wrong, certain people feel off. It’s not because you’re arrogant — it’s because you’re called.

Light demands separation. It demands elevation. It demands integrity. And people who aren’t ready to face themselves will always take it personally when your presence forces them to. Your clarity exposes their confusion. Your healing exposes their wounds. Your purpose exposes their distractions.

You ever wonder why some folks get uncomfortable when you start growing? It’s because your transformation confronts their stagnation. It’s because your relationship with God disrupts the fake peace they built on denial. It’s because your light reveals the shadows they thought nobody saw.

And here’s the raw part — if your goal is to be liked, you’re going to dim your light every time it makes someone squint. You’ll shrink yourself to make people comfortable. You’ll mute your calling to avoid their criticism. You’ll settle for acceptance instead of assignment.

But God didn’t bring you this far to have you live watered-down and worried about opinions that don’t matter. He didn’t pull you out of darkness so you could play small to protect people who prefer the shadows.

Your purpose will offend those who’ve never met theirs.
Your growth will irritate those who stopped growing.
Your faith will bother those whose fear runs their life.
Your light will expose what they’ve been hiding from — even from themselves.

And that’s okay. You’re not here to be liked. You’re here to illuminate. To elevate. To guide. To stand firm in truth even when it’s uncomfortable. Especially when it’s uncomfortable.

Because the world doesn’t need more people pleasing — it needs more people shining. It needs voices that bring clarity. Hearts that bring warmth. Lives that point back to something bigger than themselves.

So let them be uncomfortable. Let them talk. Let them misunderstand. That tension is proof you’re walking in something real. Darkness never fights darkness — it only fights light.

Keep shining anyway.
Keep walking anyway.
Keep doing what God called you to do anyway.

You weren’t chosen to be liked.
You were chosen to be light.
And light always wins.

— j. anthony | |