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Three Decades After My Near Death
Coming of age had me holding back my spiritual awakenings. Now fully in my adulthood it is time to shout them from the housetops. What once was covered up is now harolded Unashamedly teaching what God taught me
J Jones
Mar 231 min read


Wondering How Ukraine Could Be The Aggressor? Me Too
A screenshot of the actual Fox footage from 2022 just days into the Russian invasion This is an open letter to any #MAGA supporter who is confused right now. This confusion is not your fault. You are not stupid. Many of you are kind to your neighbors. Many of you are not marching in your streets with Heil Hitler arms in the air, mimicking Elon on his recent trip to Germany. My assumption is that the majority of you would take to the streets if you knew that @donaldtrum
J Jones
Mar 234 min read


The Freedom in Checks and Balances
The Freedom In Checks and Balances Julia Jones 8 min read Jul 4, 2021 “You could say I cut my teeth on down home sweet apple pie Republican values.” You could say I cut my teeth on down home sweet apple pie Republican values. According to the general consensus of historians, the party was formed after a group of people from the Whig party were disenchanted with the idea of slavery, and wanted each respective state in the union to make their own choice as to whether it wa
J Jones
Mar 238 min read


Demystifying Racism
Written in 2021 For some reason there’s been an idea going around that White people aren’t racist if they stay out of the way of Black people and don’t weigh in in public conversations. I’m here to tell those people that they are kidding themselves. I’ve heard these same people refuse to say they aim to be anti-racist. Let me break down that statement using something we all consider an evil — bullying. Everyone who has a heart understands that bullying is wrong. Ev
J Jones
Mar 234 min read


Baby or House? You Can't Have Both
Written in 2021 Two autumns ago I was watching my favorite sappy TV show in my underwear at noon, (don’t judge) and doing chores around the house when my soon-to-be gestational carrier (or surrogate, for those who don’t know infertility speak) asked me how I was doing. Feeling sorry for myself I tell her I’m on my period, to which she replies, “What could you use? Coconut water? Popsicles?” “Hysterectomy :-P” I say. You see, I’d just been to my local fertility
J Jones
Mar 216 min read


Memoir Trilogy Book 1: More Than A Decade In The Making
Life is a journey filled with unexpected twists and turns, often testing our resilience and strength. Each challenge we face can be seen as a divine revelation, guiding us toward personal growth and deeper understanding. This blog post explores the profound experiences of survival and strength, illustrating how we can emerge from adversity with renewed purpose and clarity. A peaceful mountain landscape symbolizing strength and resilience. Understanding Survival Survival is mo
J Jones
Mar 214 min read


Coming to Terms With My Late Brother
Heart failure is a condition that affects millions of people worldwide, often leading to feelings of despair and hopelessness. However, amidst the challenges of living with heart failure, many individuals find strength and hope through their faith. This blog post explores the intersection of heart failure and faith, offering insights, personal stories, and practical advice for those navigating this difficult journey. A heart-shaped stone symbolizing hope and resilience in the
J Jones
Mar 214 min read
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