Healthy Church International Inc

05/25/2026

Some of you know me as a pastor, author, and strategist… but many of you may not know that I’m also a tech founder.

I’ve been quietly building:

ChurchyMoji™ 😂🔥

A reaction-based app inspired by Black church culture, praise breaks, musicians, side-eyes, footwork, group chats, and all the moments church people understand instantly 😭

The landing page is officially LIVE and I’m updating it DAILY as we continue building.

If you want to preview the vision, join the waitlist, and stay connected to updates:

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ChurchyMoji™ - "Saying It Loud For The People In The Back!"

05/21/2026

One of the hardest things for people to truly believe is that God’s grace is bigger than their worst mistake.

We live in a culture that remembers failures, labels people by their lowest moments, and struggles to leave room for redemption. But God does not deal with us according to the standards of human shame.

His mercy is not fragile and neither is His grace limited.
His love is not exhausted by human weakness.

No matter how far someone has fallen, the grace of God can still reach them.
No matter how broken the story looks, God still restores.
No matter how far reaching the sin, His grace is always bigger.

This does not excuse sin.
It reveals the depth of a Savior willing to redeem people even after they fail.

Some of us are alive today because God gave us mercy we did not deserve.

May we never become so self-righteous that we forget how much grace carried us too.

05/17/2026

Some of the most gifted people are also some of the most emotionally wounded.

They know rejection all too well and affirmation is soothing to wounds of rejection.

And unhealthy people know that.

There are people who study insecurities and they recognize the need to feel seen, valued, chosen, and understood, then use affirmation to create emotional dependency, control, or loyalty.

This happens in church spaces often.

Healing matters because unresolved rejection will have you signing up for mentorship, spiritual covering, and connections because it feels like love and validation to you. But sometimes the people you’re subscribing to are anointed, but very toxic.

Healing begins when we uncover ugly truths about ourselves and our need to be validated, affirmed, and accepted. I’ve been on a healing ❤️‍🩹 journey and I’ve decided to start the conversation.

05/14/2026

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05/12/2026

We live in a stone throwing culture.

A culture where people are publicly humiliated and hardly ever privately restored.
A culture where someone’s mistakes become entertainment.
A culture where grace is preached until someone falls.
Then suddenly everyone becomes a judge.

The internet has made it easy to expose people and difficult to see them as human beings.

Now let’s be clear:
Accountability matters.
Sin has consequences.
Manipulation, abuse, and corruption should never be protected. But what’s understood need not be explained, right?

But somewhere along the way, many people stopped caring about repentance, healing, restoration, growth, truth, or wisdom.

We want screenshots.
We want outrage.
We want someone to drag.

But Jesus handled broken people differently.

In John 8, the woman caught in adultery was surrounded by religious people holding stones. Everyone had something to say about her failure.

Yet Jesus responded with:
“Let him who is without sin among you be the first to throw a stone.” — John 8:7

One by one, they dropped the stones.

Before you destroy someone online, remember:
You have needed grace too.
You have needed mercy too.
You have needed patience too.

Some people do need correction.
But correction without compassion becomes cruelty.

Maybe it’s time for us to stop performing righteousness and start reflecting Christ again.

John 8:7

05/11/2026

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05/09/2026

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05/09/2026

Thursday nights are more than a Bible study. They are a space for real conversation, real growth, and real discipleship. 🤍

We begin by checking in with each other and talking honestly about life. The challenges we faced during the week, the lessons God is teaching us, the questions we carry, and the everyday moments that shape us. From there, we go into the Word together. 📖

The heart behind this is simple: we were never meant to grow in Christ alone. Sometimes, finding the courage to walk into a new space is the first step toward the growth you have been carrying alone. This is a safe place to take that step. ✨

There is teaching, discussion, reflection, encouragement, wisdom, and community. Everyone is welcome to engage, ask questions, listen, share, and grow at their own pace.

We are also excited to share that Thursday nights are going live on YouTube for the very first time. 🎥 If you would like to join us from wherever you are, be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel and turn on notifications so you never miss when we go live. 🔔

If your spirit has been needing something like this, we would love to have you with us Thursday night. 🌿

12/04/2025

Ai/ChatGPT is a very powerful tool, but we must be careful. When we’re feeding it our words, ideas, and divine inspiration, it takes what we give it and it gives us a very powerful “manufactured anointing.”

It’s capable of teaching us, advising us, and may bring to us some level of comfort. However, we cannot substitute the Holy Spirit for Ai. It is “artificial” intelligence—produced by humans to copy what is original.

Substituting dwelling in the presence of God for convenience has always proven deadly for believers—for the church. We can’t let convenience k ill us. We—the church have been recovering for decades from manufactured presence and anointing.

We’ve awakened enough to make a distinction within the four walls, but we must get ahead of what is being manufactured within society and culture.

Artificial intelligence can give us answers in a split second, but we must not use it to ask questions meant only for the secret place.

We must not let it rob us of our seek and our fellowship with God. We must not lose the art of critical thinking, tools that our Creator gave us naturally.

For those who don’t use Ai, educate yourself on it. It is the biggest thing to emerge in our time since the internet—the “worldwide web” was invented. Ai is changing the way the world operates—the church must continue to exist to equip people to bring change to the world through the light and love of Jesus the Christ.

Submitted with genuine love and concern.


Lamyia J. Crawford
N.Y.A.P.