Real Talk Revival

I will be posting a motivational Monday video later today but just wanted to give you a morning reminder...

Hey friends I hope you are having a great Saturday ... I haven't posted a motivational Monday the past few weeks but I'm excited to share this message with you Monday !!

Blessings -Qm

Motivational Monday.... Have a great week !

QM

One of my favorite passages in scripture has always been 2 Chronicles 7:14. There is so much depth in these words, and the Lord has used this passage to strengthen me in different seasons of my walk with Him.

“If My people who are called by My name will humble themselves, and pray and seek My face, and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin and heal their land.”
— 2 Chronicles 7:14 NKJV

I think sometimes we get so busy with life — even busy with ministry — that we forget the source of it all. There is nothing wrong with seeking the hand of the Father. He is a good Father, and His Word reminds us that He cares for His children. But there are moments when we need to slow down and stop focusing so much on what God can do for us, and simply seek His face.

And I can tell you from experience: when I sit with the Father, I never walk away the same way I came in.
There is something powerful about being still in His presence. No performance. No trying to impress anyone. Just time with Him.
Today, whether you are walking through a valley or standing on a mountaintop, I encourage you to set aside time to simply be with the Lord. Put on worship music if it helps. Open your Bible. Sit in silence. Pray honestly. Whatever helps you focus on Him — do it.

His presence changes people.
His presence heals people.
His presence restores people.
God does not just want servants working for Him; He desires children who want to be with Him.

Take time today to seek His face, not just His hand.
QM

Update !!

His timing is perfect

Motivational Monday: Who Are You?

The world has no shortage of labels. Some are spoken over you, others you’ve quietly accepted over time—intentionally or not. But Scripture reminds us that there is life and death in the power of the tongue. So the question is simple: who do you say you are?

What God says about you isn’t based on how you feel—it’s rooted in who He is and what He’s already done. The moment you encountered Jesus, everything He said about you became your reality. Sanctification is a daily walk, but identity is established in Him. When you remember who He says you are, it changes how you face every challenge—with clarity, confidence, and purpose.

Today, speak truth over your life:

• Beloved child of God — 1 John 3:1
• New creation — 2 Corinthians 5:17
• Fearfully and wonderfully made — Psalm 139:13–14

Don’t let temporary thoughts override eternal truth. Walk in who He says you are.
QM