by Mo Isom Aiken | Daily Walk
Many of the battles I have lost in my life have been lost to individuals who held their tongues, while I filled the silence with ignorance, emotion, and opinion. My boyfriend, Jeremiah, is my greatest teacher in this regard. No matter his mood, his disappointment, his...
by Mo Isom Aiken | Current Events, In The News
“Kill yourself.” The first time I heard the expression comedically tossed around, it sent chills down my spine. Maybe it was because I heard it only a short while after staring at my own daddy’s body on a morgue table–a self-inflicted gunshot...
by Mo Isom Aiken | Missions, On-Camera Work
The Journey — Wednesday from Next Step Ministries on Vimeo.
by Mo Isom Aiken | Identity, Missions
Today was hard. Exceptionally hard. Heart-shattering, mind-numbing. Indescribably hard. It’s not that I haven’t visited LDC slums before–the bruises that the slums of Kampala, Uganda left on my heart are still healing. But walking through the slums...
by Mo Isom Aiken | Daily Walk, Missions
A mountain can only be moved one stone at a time. Don’t lose faith in the small steps towards a big goal. Why is that such a hard lesson to learn? Or rather, why is that such a hard lesson to apply? It’s applicable to most every experience in our lives....