Goodness Philips -Inspirational Life Coach

Our Easter celebrations. A Woman Centurion writing a letter to Another Centurion telling about She saw about the death and Resurrection of Jesus.

My life is full of God’s goodness

I live in God’s love, and He takes care of my health and my life. God’s blessings are all around me. I trust Him, and I enjoy the good life He has given me. I am happy, confident, and full of faith every day.

My life is full of God’s goodness and graciousness. God has given me everything I need to grow, learn, and do great things and this year, I am doing extraordinary things in Jesus name. Amen.

✨ So when you see me Talk, Walk & Act like a King 👑
Don’t think I am proud ❌
Know that I am exercising Authority 💪🏾
and living out my Faith 🙏🏾🔥

✨ Alors quand vous me voyez parler, marcher et agir comme un roi 👑

Ne pensez pas que je suis orgueilleux ❌

Sachez que j'exerce mon autorité 💪🏾

et que je vis ma foi 🙏🏾🔥

Sometimes, the strongest women you see are carrying the heaviest silent battles.
You see her smiling.
You see her showing up.
You see her building her career, supporting her home, encouraging others, and pushing forward in life.
What you may not see is the pain she has learned to tuck behind her strength.
Not every married woman without a child is “fine.”
Some are surviving with grace.
Some are trusting God daily.
Some are bleeding quietly while choosing not to break publicly.
In our society—especially within our African mentality—the pressure on women and couples without children is heavy. Questions, jokes, careless posts, and constant reminders can reopen wounds we don’t even know exist. What may seem like a harmless comment can be a deep trigger for someone’s pain.
So when you see a woman standing strong despite waiting… encourage her.
Celebrate her courage.
Speak life, not pressure.
Be kind with your words and mindful with your questions.
Because you never know what is happening behind the scenes.
Today, seeing this couple rejoice over a positive test reminds us that waiting is real, the pain is real—but so is hope. And while we pray for testimonies, let us also learn compassion.
Let’s create a culture where women are cherished, supported, and loved—not pressured or judged.
Your kindness might be the strength someone needs to keep going.
Big Congratulations to Veekee James and the Husband.

..It is really an emotional moment for me when I watched this video.