NextGen Disciples Collective

10/08/2026

2027 is the year we are getting out of debt, and gaining financial freedom and flexibility. Generational wealth begins with following solid principles and passing those principles on to our children. Smart, sound decisions can help us turn things around financially. Do you agree?? Let us know in the comments.

09/08/2026

07/07/2026

***25 DAYS TO GO!***

The countdown is on! We are just 25 days away from the release of my new devotional, Be Encouraged: Strength for Today. Hope for Tomorrow. Whether you’re walking through a difficult season, seeking daily inspiration, or looking to deepen your faith, this 28-day devotional was written to remind you that God is faithful, His promises are true, and there is always hope in Him.

📖 Pre-order your copy today!
You can now pre-order both the digital edition and the printed edition by clicking the links below.

🎁 Special Pre-Order Bonus — Everyone who pre-orders a printed copy between now and July 31 will receive a FREE commemorative “Be Encouraged” bookmark as a special thank-you for your support.

👕 Spread Encouragement Everywhere You Go —Celebrate the release by ordering your official “Be Encouraged” T-shirt and help share a message of faith and hope wherever you are.

Thank you to everyone who has already pre-ordered, shared, prayed, and encouraged me throughout this journey. Your support means more than words can express.

I can’t wait to place this devotional in your hands on August 1, 2026!

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05/11/2026

THE BLOOD THAT BOUGHT THE BALLOT

Our History. Our Rights. Our Future.

The right to vote is one of the most sacred rights in a democracy. For African Americans, that right was secured through decades of prayer, protest, sacrifice, and legal advocacy.

The Voting Rights Act of 1965

The Voting Rights Act of 1965 was enacted after the Selma to Montgomery Marches and the events of “Bloody Sunday.” The law prohibited discriminatory voting practices and required certain states, including Louisiana, to obtain federal approval before changing election laws.

Why Many Say the Act Has Been “Gutted”

Several Supreme Court of the United States decisions have reduced the strength of the Act:

* Shelby County v. Holder weakened federal preclearance.
* Brnovich v. Democratic National Committee made some voting-rights claims harder to prove.
* Recent redistricting decisions have increased uncertainty regarding the future of majority-Black districts in Louisiana.

What Louisiana Voters Can Do

1. Register and vote in every election.
2. Stay informed about election dates and district maps.
3. Attend local meetings and public hearings.
4. Support organizations engaged in voting-rights advocacy and litigation.
5. Encourage civic participation in churches and community organizations.

Trusted Resources

* Louisiana Secretary of State – Elections and Voting
* NAACP Legal Defense Fund
* Brennan Center for Justice
* Campaign Legal Center
* Vote.org

A Legacy Worth Protecting

“Our ancestors paid a tremendous price to secure the right to vote. Honoring their sacrifice begins with staying informed, participating, and helping others do the same.”

04/05/2026

The Resurrection matters! The Virgin birth was a miracle performed by God through the Holy Spirit. 1 of 1. Jesus living a sinless life is 1 of 1. He died as a sacrificial lamb for us, he literally took our place. But the same power that was displayed in the virgin birth is the same power we see in the Resurrection. Which foreshadows the day when the trumpet with sound and we to will rise again!

03/05/2026

Introducing the Leadership of the NAACP Baton Rouge Branch, Unit 6050B

We are proud to announce the officers and executive committee members who will guide our branch in advancing justice, equality, and opportunity in the Baton Rouge community.

Together, this dedicated team will lead initiatives that strengthen programs, advocate for civil rights, and serve our members and neighbors.

Join us in celebrating our branch leadership and follow along as we continue working toward a stronger, more equitable community for all.

02/21/2026

Something is about to shift.
21 Days. Real Faith. No Excuses.
Are you ready to be ROOTED?
Launching 03-01-26

01/20/2026

We celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. not as a moment in history, but as a movement in motion.

Dr. King’s life reminds us that faith must be lived, justice must be pursued, and love must be courageous. He did not simply speak of dreams—he organized, sacrificed, and stood firm when standing was costly. His legacy is not preserved by applause, but by action.

Today, we lift our eyes to the next generation.

To our young people: the torch is now in your hands. You inherit a world still wrestling with injustice, inequality, and moral confusion—but you also inherit the strength, brilliance, and resilience of those who came before you. Dr. King’s voice may be silent, but his call is not. It calls you to lead with conviction, to resist despair, to believe that change is possible, and to walk boldly in truth.

This generation must not only remember history—you must shape it.

May you carry forward a faith that confronts injustice, a courage that refuses complacency, and a love that seeks the good of all people. The work continues. The dream lives on. And the future is calling.

Let us answer—together.