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Welcome. Welcome. Welcome to the fierce female network. I'm your host,

fierce mess today. It's Tuesday, Tuesday, Tuesday, Tuesday, Tuesday,

baby. Listen, it is twirl. It is twirling Tuesday. We are twirling in

February. It is February 3rd, 2026. It is 8.30 pm. I want to send you

any time zone and 9.30 pm on the eastern standard time zone. Y'all know what I'm

going to say up in here. The eastern standard time zone is the time zone. They

rocks my socks off honey. Gotta push it up to the ATM, my home team. Well, listen,

you guys. I'm going to be quick and to the point on tonight. We are twirling

into Friday into February. I know you guys have probably wondered what do I mean by

twirling twirling T-W-I-R-L. That means that you are turning. You're spending.

You're moving. You are not still and you are not stagnant. So the lifeless,

you guys know I'm a certified life coach trained by Dr. Mo Neek,

Caroline, who wasn't on air personally. I said, Fox 32 news. I have to

privilege in the honor of being trained by her. So what do I mean when I say

twirl? The lifeless, it is you want to be continuously moving. You do not

want to be stagnant. You want to be moving gracefully. Not being still. You

want to be moving because God is ordering your footsteps. Listen, I have

to privilege and the honor to be listening in on a very powerful, powerful,

powerful, powerful Bible. So I want to share some things with you guys. Listen,

very quick and to the point. Then I have some resources, some food resources where you can

go to different parentries and pick up supplies for you. But what type of legacy do you

want to leave? I was listening to a Bible study and they were talking about the adoption,

being adopted into the family of Christ. But let's look at it in the natural. What type of

legacy do you want to leave? Now, you want to be the type of person that you're leaving

something that you can be proud of. You don't want to do things where you're leaving a legacy

of embarrassment, a legacy of guilt, a legacy of performing in a way that's not, you know,

that's not friendly, that's not, you know, honor. You don't want to leave a legacy of being

of dishonor. Now, listen, you can accumulate things. You can get things. But you want to be able

to get things in an honorable way. You don't want to leave a legacy of being dishonor. You don't

want to do that. And you don't want your anyone that you know to leave this earth and this

honor. You don't want to just honor anybody you want to be of honor. So listen, what is the legacy

you are leaving? And so that by our sitting and I was listening to the Bible class and the Bible

study and the teacher was very, he expounds on the word of God in a very powerful way. And he's

very simplistic. He's very simplistic. And if you're not a student that sits and listening very

intently, they're intense. I'm a person that I listen. I've always was learned and taught to listen

critical, critical listening. You learn that when you're in class, you're taking classes. You want

to do things in a critical manner. If you're not listening in a critical manner, you can miss the

point of what the teacher, what the scholar is teaching, right? And so you want to listen with

you want to have intensity. You don't want to listen in a fashion where you're missing the point.

You want to grab every single point that the scholar is teaching because it's going to be food and

seeds for your soul. It is going to give you a foundation to stand on. It is going to give you

a farm foundation. Listen, in the soil, you want your soil to be rich. You want your soil to be

rich because when you put seeds in the ground in soil, that's not rich. Well, the food and the

crop is not going to grow very well. But if you're a soil, if you tell the soil very good, if you

tell it very good, and you put in what you need to put into the soil, and you put the seeds in the

ground, guess what? Your crop is going to grow up very great, very delicious, very beautiful. So

my point of saying that and giving that illustration, the Bible teacher or whatever teacher you're

listening to, they're giving you full foot thought. They're giving you seeds to put into your heart.

They're giving you full to put into your heart so that you can what, so that you can be an

individual because guess what? Our bodies is the earth. Our bodies is soil. We're made from dirt.

We're made from dirt. So we are a type of soil and you want to be able to leave a legacy that is

audible, a legacy that is grace. You know what I mean? And so you want your children to be proud

of their legacy. Now listen, I am very proud of my family. And let me let me say this. I'm going to

go to the resources. My grandmother, my grandmother, God bless her soul. God bless her soul. God

bless her soul. My grandmother always always was the same. Never change. Never change. She's always

saying I'm talking to the Lord. I'm doing this and I'm doing that. She left a legacy in her children

to be upstanding citizens. Every single one of them, every single one of them, upstanding citizens.

She put something in them that they will be able to put in their children. So guess what?

My grandmother's legacy will forever remain standing on a solid foundation, a solid foundation. So

listen, if you now there can be, there can be branches, there can be branches of that tree that

may be it didn't fall on maybe somewhere in that legacy, maybe somewhere in that generation.

They might have one that's not leaving seeds that is going to blossom into what it should blossom

into. So listen, listen, listen. Oh, you guys got that lesson. But very quickly, very quickly,

what is the life lesson? Leave a legacy that is audible. Leave a legacy that your children can

grasp a hold to and leave to their children because guess what? Whatever you plant in your children,

they're going to plant them in their children and then their children are going to plant it in the

next generation. So I have some things for you now. I got some great music as well. I got some great

music. I'm going to come back after music and tell you about some great resources. If you are

living in the state of Louisiana, if you're living in the state of Louisiana, got a lot, a lot,

a lot, a lot of great places you can go to get food and things, essential things that you can use

in your home. So listen, this song is Sam Anderson, a Sam Anderson, cause my friend, cause

me friend, then the next song is prayer. So it's Sam Anderson. His onstage name is Old Sammy,

cause me friend and then prayer. Take a listen to this.

Hey, it's mythical. Something I wish would go. So I make it a little bit recall. I'm feeling a

trip instead of mine. It says that I ain't that physical. But now that I'm at my pinnacle,

I wonder if he really lying though. I know that it's hard for you. Maybe it's hard for me too.

A lot's going off my room 24-7. This is only my head. Oh, when he feels like a friend,

and I want him out, I just want him to be in. Oh, and I think he's a bad guy. He always calls me friend,

but I'm so scared that they might care. Is he really a friend? Is he really a friend?

But I'm so scared that they might care. Is he really a friend? Is he really a friend?

Are you the darkness? Are you the answer? To all of these questions I can't comprehend. I need

change in my life. I need saving the dark sun. But we could have been. We'll never feel

for more money. Because if you're a girl, and if it's so far,

or not, won't you save me? And if I'm far, to find my way,

won't you save me?

I've been on the road, a thousand times before. My body's aching, my legs are shaking.

I don't think I can take it. I need change in my life. I need saving in the dark sun.

Oh, all of my hurt, it all goes away. You are here.

Because if you're a girl, and if it's so far, or not,

won't you save me? And if I'm far, to find my way,

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won't you save me? And if I'm far, to find my way,