Borrowed power is temporary. In Own It, Don’t Borrow It, Dawn Charleston-Green reflects on lessons from life, leadership, and faith—showing why titles don’t define you, how to stir up the gift within, and the importance of owning your God-given assignment in every season.
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If the question is, ‘Who got next?’—the answer might be you. Stay in position. Stay prayerful. Stay prepared. You don’t have to chase it. God will call you to it.
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Chickens stay busy but never rise. Crows react without direction. Buzzards circle what’s long expired. But the eagle? She climbs. She sees ahead. She waits for the right moment—and then she soars. What if this is your moment to rise?
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Obedience doesn’t require clarity. But when God provides water in the desert, the breakthrough comes when you have the faith to drink.
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When life’s storms or everyday occurrences seem overwhelming, finding The PLUG for our spiritual power can bring us the peace and strength needed to persevere.
If you’ve ever felt drained, wondering where to find real peace and sustainment, this message is for you.
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In our 21st years, Leon and I have discovered that true partnership in marriage isn’t just about staying together—it’s about intentionally growing together in faith, love, and purpose. Psalm 18 reminds us that even in the silence, God’s guidance is always present, leading us to a deeper connection. Curious about how ‘Team Green’ grew stronger, even through the challenges? Discover the lessons, realities, and power of partnership that have transformed our marriage and could inspire yours too.
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Everyone needs allies—those trusted individuals who stand by us when others might not fully understand. Just like my young neighbor, Stanley, who looked to me for help, we often need people who can step in, offer guidance, and help us navigate life’s challenges. Who are your allies, and how can you be one to someone else?
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Being part of a team means recognizing your role matters and impacts everyone else. Are you contributing or leaving gaps others must fill?
“The Power of the Team: Are You Playing Your Part?” Read More »
For someone to be their best self, they must first both know the truth of who they are and have confidence in something to dream towards. If the truths of who we are don’t align with our dreams, intentional effort must be made to foster change. However, staying in a posture of self-confidence can be be difficult.
Sis, I turned 50 years old on January 8th, and though this age for some could seem like the ticket to the pasture for the overrun racehorse [carrying the weight of others on its back, being slapped to run and compete with others despite how its inner being may be struggling, hearing the cheers and the hollers of onlookers who assume based on genetic makeup and prior victories that the race is easy]… In retrospect, this pasturing… is the beginning of a new level of peace and maturity that is not only expected… but required.
Out to Pasture – A Birthday Pilgrimage: Read More »
