My Mothers Day Message

OK, so I am no international speaker, but I did have the privilege of ministering for my sweet friends, Pastors Stanley and Marquita Scott at Faith Family Church on Mother's Day. I can't stand to listen to myself - even the answering machine makes me cringe - but I thought I would share. I had another thought in mind, but I woke up early that week and this just poured out. I believe it encouraged some and hopefully it will encourage you too!

http://www.myfaithfam.org/messages?tag=What%20are%20you%20holding%20on%20to%3F

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