As my mind continued to develop each act of the play, I became very comfortable with moving forward with this project. For the first time, I was able to see everything as I wanted it to be. I could tell right from that moment, I wasn’t awaken from my sleep because I was annoyed, agitated or stressed, I was comfortable, confident and inspired to be able to create something that will begin a powerful movement in my life and in the lives of the people that will be involved in this project.
After I completed the mental walk through of the stage play, I quickly went to what else I needed to do to continue to make this a success. From working with Darryl Moss on promoting the book, to working with Ben Smith and my “Who’s On My Side?” family, to create the best play ever, I quickly realized that the development of this play is in great hands. I couldn’t help myself, but I just smiled and said, “Thank you Lord for this opportunity.” I understood that the warmth and the calmness of my mind and heart that I was feeling was not from being wrapped up comfortably in my warm blankets, it was the strength of my faith in the Lord that made everything feel so right.
I am not afraid to say that I am a blessed man. I am not afraid to walk towards the completion of this stage play because I know that in my heart that everything will be okay. God has my back with this and I am confident that he will carry me when I need to be carried. I am truly thankful that I am in a place in life that I can develop my dreams and share them with everyone around me. I am so inspired with every breath that I take and I am ready to make, “Who’s On My Side?” shine.