Tag: Faith

Black Church Sayings Not in the Bible

As Black folks, we have no shortage of sayings passed down as gospel, especially those heard growing up in church. From "God don't like ugly" to "cleanliness is next to godliness," these sayings were repeated so often we never questioned their biblical origins. While these generational words of wisdom certainly put the fear of God in our hearts, much of it isn't actually Scripture. Many sayings were rooted in the general idea of Scripture, borrowed from historical teachings, but remixed for easy digestion or simplified over time.

Aleshea Harris on Hattie Magazine April 2026 Cover | BlkCosmo

Aleshea Harris defines a new era on the Hattie Magazine April 2026 cover. Witness her visual thesis on faith, ancestral power, and Black female agency.

Jayda Cheaves’ Inspiring Lent Sacrifice for God

Social media is abuzz with support following the announcement of the Jayda Cheaves Lent sacrifice. The popular entrepreneur and influencer, Jayda Cheaves, recently took to her platforms to share a transparent and vulnerable update with her followers.

Hargrave: BET’s HBCU Super Bowl Star

NFL defensive powerhouse Javon Hargrave has been selected as the "HBCU Player Spotlight" honoree for the 27th Annual Super Bowl Soulful Celebration, highlighting his dominance on the gridiron and his enduring connection to the legacy of HBCUs.

Erika Kirk Again Speaks On Forgiving Man Who Assassinated Charlie Kirk, Says She ‘Never Questioned God,’ Adding, ‘God Is Good’

While speaking on her faith, Turning Point USA CEO Erika Kirk again addresses her forgiving the man who assassinated her husband, Charlie Kirk, and she says she never questioned God, adding that God is good.

Turning Point USA CEO Erika Kirk Interviews Nicki Minaj At AmericaFest: Rapper Slams Gavin Newsom, Praises Donald Trump, Talks Faith, Colorism, Tells ‘Boys To...

On Sunday, December 21, Turning Point USA CEO Erika Kirk introduced rapper Nicki Minaj at TPUSA’s “AmericaFest” in Phoenix, Arizona. Kirk interviewed Minaj, who addressed her feud with Gavin Newsom and praised Donald Trump and his administration, leading to controversy among her fans.

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