It is Not Your Fault

05/10/22 • 32 min

This clip is an audio copy of my YouTube video from this past Saturday saluting moms. This audio is to salute every mother who does not get acknowledged like they should; the mother who is not often recognized or highlighted because of the decisions and/or excuses their children have made. Being a mother is a challenging role and it is challenging to see when you plant so much into your children's lives and you do not see the fruit from your labor. Rev. Dr. Marisha wants to honor and salute you this Mothers Day 2022. It is not your fault the decisions your child chose; it is not a reflection of you but of them. Be encouraged because God chose you to be a mother. God loves you and thanks you for your service.

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