A Song of Victory

I let the Senator know that it would be through a woman that he would gain victory, even if he assumed that I was talking about myself. In reality, a woman named Jael is the one who would take down our opponent. When the day was done, and we realized we'd won, we sort of had this spontaneous creative time where we recorded the events in song. I know how crazy that sounds! The song expresses our excitement over the victory and even attempts to relate to how our opponents must feel and their families.

Janet Scott Batchler says, “If God truly put you on this Earth to dance, it would be a sin if you didn’t do it. A dancer dances. An actor acts. A writer writes.” I fully believe I was put on this earth to be a judge and a prophet. God used the gifts he'd given me to bring victory to those he'd chosen to favor. I know I don't have all the answers. I'm not perfect. But I do feel that my story is one that should be told and retold. I am truly amazed when I hear women say they feel less than whole if there's not a man in their lives or that they're just biding their time until marriage. God has a greater purpose for each and every one of us, and we have such a short time to do it. So dance, act, write, sing, tell jokes, cut hair, pick up recycling...do what God has gifted you to do!