CHANGE MY BEHAVIOR

As a minister, I have a covenant with God. My covenant responsibilities are to take care of God’s sheep. One responsibility is to provide the spiritual and moral tools to help anyone make good decisions that will not spiritually hinder him or her. Spiritually and morally, I am accountable to each person that I encounter. In addition, I am prophet, so I cannot mess us – oh the pressure! I will be in jeopardy of losing my soul to hell if I do not honor my covenant as a minister and prophet. This is why I do not take my “calling” as a joke nor do I operate in my flesh when I prophesized.

In today’s society, the term “bitch” has become an affectionate phrase among “friends.” I don’t know about you, but a true friend will not call you a bitch. In fact, when I am not religious or depending on the Holy Spirit to keep my behavior in check, I would smack you into next year for calling me a bitch. For you just called me a horny, aggressive, spiteful, bitter, rude, intrusive, domineering, vulgar dog that worships a pagan god. Yep! Look up the definition in a dictionary. That is what you or anyone who uses the term bitch (“affectionately” or not) is saying to them and speaking into their life.