The Preacher’s Wife

 

 

 The Preacher's Wife is a 1996 American Christmas fantasy comedy-drama film directed by Penny Marshall and starring Denzel Washington, Whitney Houston and Courtney B. Vance. It is a remake of the 1947 film The Bishop's Wife, which in turn was based on the 1928 novel of the same name by Robert Nathan.

You Remember Whitney? Remember Christ

 Sometimes Christ starts in your dreams. Some people do not know the spiritual side of life and what they have in Christ. We need to start learning.

It’s fine to remember Whitney, what we want to be, and what we want to do, but we need to remember Christ. His coming is getting closer.

In 1 Corinthians 3:16, the verse calls believers the temple of God, where the Spirit of God dwells.

The Closer you get to God, the more he works on your inner sight. He starts revealing His presence.

Fasting & Praying  brings about the mysteries and power of the LORD.

Whitney Houston Brazil Concert

 

Whitney Houston Live in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil January 23, 1994

Whitney: The Sound Track of Our Spirit

 

You know, we meet a lot of people, and we hear a lot of stories. But every so often, a voice comes along that seems to exist outside of time, outside of the trends. A voice that doesn't just perform a song, but seems to channel something… universal. 

 That was Whitney Houston..

Calum Scott & Whitney Houston

 Calum Scott has an awesome voice. Check out how he sings “ I Wanna Dance With Somebody” with Whitney Houston. There voices blend great together.

Grain of Sand

 

It’s always fascinating to delve into the spiritual lives of artists, particularly someone as iconic and, in many ways, as tragic as Whitney Houston. To hear her describe her relationship with God as a central pillar of her existence, especially given the tumultuous journey she faced, really underscores the power that faith can hold.... 

 

The Time TLC Held Arista Hostage

 I heard TLC say themselves that they held Arista hostage. But what really happened to Left Eye? They probably aren’t telling everything if you are trying to connect some dots. It seems like a lot of people are involved when it comes to names like Diddy and Clive. 

People should have been questioned and in court a long time ago. People should have been speaking up all of the time. They let things go too far, and I believe that the people investigating have been knowing all these things being told about the industry. 

Interesting how TLC can now talk and tell the whole world about how they held a company hostage and didn’t get arrested. Funny how they are calling TLC dangerous. How many more have to be dangerous to fight against people in the industry? It gives me an eerie feeling. It doesn’t sound like music business. It sounds like gangster business. 

I enjoyed seeing TLC and Whitney Houston collaboration on the music video for Houston's cover of "I'm Every Woman" in 1993. Now that’s what music business should be about.