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Accountability in the Classroom — Absence as Teacher, Gratitude as Response

Friday, December 5 by Allegra Royster

Accountability in the classroom begins with acknowledgment. Day 3 may have been skipped, but the lesson wasn’t lost. Absence teaches us to value presence, to honor the silence that sharpens our gratitude. I promised my children that even when the rhythm falters, I will... Read More.

The Power of Promise

Tuesday, December 2 by Allegra Royster

Promises are more than words spoken; they are seeds planted in the soil of tomorrow. A promise carries weight because it binds us to hope, to trust, and to legacy. When we keep our promises, we declare that presence stretches beyond the moment —... Read More.

Presence is the Greatest Present

Monday, December 1 by Allegra Royster

In this season of giving, we often look to boxes wrapped in paper, ribbons tied with care, and gifts exchanged with joy. Yet the greatest present is not found beneath a tree or inside a package. The greatest present is presence itself.Presence is the... Read More.

“Don’t Take Anything for Granted, Claim Your Destiny!”

Sunday, November 30 by Allegra Royster

There are moments when life reminds us that even the smallest blessings carry weight. A smile from a child, the steady rhythm of breath, the warmth of a meal shared — none of these are owed to us, yet each one is a gift. Too... Read More.

Thorough Thoughts This Thanksgiving I Ponder

Friday, November 28 by Allegra Royster

Opening ReflectionThanksgiving is supposed to be about gathering—calls, texts, knocks at the door. But sometimes, the silence is louder than the celebration. Sometimes, family gathers at the slightest breeze, and yet we are left outside the circle.This year, I wrote my way through that... Read More.

Don’t Spoil Your Appetite; Feed it with Righteousness

Tuesday, November 25 by Allegra Royster

Feeding your appetite is more than satisfying hunger; it is about nourishing your spirit with righteous ways of thinking and treating people. Every action does not deserve a reaction, and wisdom is knowing when silence is stronger than words. To speak without defending and... Read More.

Leave Room for Dessert…

Tuesday, November 25 by Allegra Royster

Yeah, okay… we all know the truth. Most of us aren’t waiting for the turkey to finish roasting or the ham to be carved. We’re already eyeing the dessert table, hoping someone will hand us the spoon, the bowl, or even the blender from... Read More.

FROM SCRATCH: A Tribute to PJ

Saturday, November 22 by Allegra Royster

She didn’t just speak wisdom—she built it, baked it, stitched it, and lived it. My grandmother PJ was the original “from scratch.” Long before recipes or Pinterest boards, she was a woman who could take flour and water and turn them into a feast,... Read More.

Between Sleep and Scripture: Part III

Thursday, November 20 by Allegra Royster

The Revelation Lingers: Changing the Company I KeepDreams can stir imagination, but discernment reveals truth. What I first interpreted as mistreatment was, in fact, a warning — a gentle but urgent nudge that something was about to unfold. My imagination painted scenarios of rejection,... Read More.

Between Sleep and Scripture: Part II

Wednesday, November 19 by Allegra Royster

Imagination and RevelationImagination is the canvas where dreams first appear, painted in colors too wild for waking life. Revelation, however, is the moment those colors refuse to fade — when the dream insists it carries truth.In this second part of the journey, I step... Read More.

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Author: Allegra Royster