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The Power of the Pivot
Healing is rarely a straight, unbroken line; more often, it is a series of courageous pivots. A pivot isn't a sign of failure or a lack of direction; it is a strategic decision to honor your safety and your future over the patterns of the past. Every time you choose to set a firm boundary, every time you choose to speak your name with pride, and every time you prioritize your inner peace over external chaos, you are executing a pivot that reclaims your life. This process of t

Rev. Dr. Sebrenna Whitlock
May 261 min read


Visible Hope
Hope is not a passive emotion; it is a discipline that we practice together. It is often found in the quiet, intentional spaces we create for one another—in a reserved room at a library, in the rhythmic steps of a community walk, or in the steady gaze we hold in the mirror. At Say Your Name, Inc., we believe that becoming "visible" starts with a singular act of internal recognition: deciding that your story, your safety, and your dignity are worth the effort of restoration. W

Rev. Dr. Sebrenna Whitlock
May 191 min read


From Surviving to Thriving: Embracing Healthy Boundaries, Self-Love, and God's Grace
Journey with a domestic violence survivor as she intertwines faith, personal growth, and lessons learned. Explore reclaiming agency, boundaries, and finding hope. Each week, delve into faith, life lessons, and the path from pain to love, offering a space for learning, support, and celebrating progress.

Rev. Dr. Sebrenna Whitlock
May 163 min read


What to do when someone seeks forgiveness?
When someone sins against you, your knee-jerk reaction is to seek revenge; however, when someone comes to you genuinely repentant and seeking your forgiveness, what do you do? Typically how this goes is that they first confess to God because they recognize they have sinned. And then they ask God for forgiveness which He will give because He is a loving and sovereign God. Some individuals will even take it a step further and seek your forgiveness and try to make things right.

Rev. Dr. Sebrenna Whitlock
Oct 14, 20252 min read


We've got this! We will get through this together.
It has been a tough year, right? As if times were not already challenging, here comes something that none of us anticipated – COVID 19. When the clock struck midnight on December 31, 2019, and we all yelled HAPPY NEW YEARS, we never imagined that 12 months later, we would be living through one of the most spiritual and emotional challenges ever to be recorded in history. For goodness sake! It was January 1, 2020, and we proclaimed the survival of another year. We made our New

Rev. Dr. Sebrenna Whitlock
Dec 16, 20212 min read
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