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Why God Is Not a Politician and What Real Kingdom Economics Looks Like
Politics is designed to govern the earth. It builds systems, writes laws, manages resources, controls borders, collects taxes, and decides who has power. Some of that work is necessary. Order matters. Justice matters. Public life matters. Every political party wants moral authority. That is why leaders quote Scripture, use religious language, and stand near sacred symbols. They know faith moves people at the deepest level.
But God cannot be reduced to a campaign slogan.

RDW
4 days ago5 min read
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Why America Needs a Standard System to Track Digital Illiteracy by State
America is racing toward an automated future without a clear map of who can actually participate in it.
States compete for data centers, advanced manufacturing, logistics hubs, and artificial intelligence investment. Employers are adding software to routine jobs. Government services, job applications, health records, banking, school portals, and benefits systems keep moving online.
Yet the country still lacks a standard way to measure digital illiteracy by state.

RDW
Jul 275 min read
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Fearless Faith for Our Time Moving with Heaven Backing, Not People
Our time needs believers who are neither cowardly nor cruel. It needs people who can stand without needing to dominate, speak without needing to perform, and obey without needing applause.
Fearless Faith for Our Time Moving with Heaven Backing, Not People is not a slogan. It is a way of life formed by Scripture, prayer, surrender, and steady obedience.

RDW
Jul 268 min read
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The Narrative Core - Effective Writing Strategies for Creatives
Every writer needs inspiration to develop effective content for their audience. This post explores easy and practical tips to help start the conversation for advocates and storytellers.

RDW
Jul 232 min read
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The Human Connection Crisis: Are We Trading Relationships for Technology?
Technology is not the enemy. The challenge is learning how to use it without allowing it to replace the human connections we need to survive and thrive. The reality is that the digital world can have a positive impact on humanity. We need to learn how to use it responsibly, protect its benefits, and create a healthier balance in our lives.

Khadijah Abdullah
Jul 202 min read
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Why We Blame People Instead of Fixing Housing, Homelessness, and Healthcare
When a system fails enough people for long enough, the failure starts to look normal.

RDW
Jul 209 min read
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Breaking Generational Curses Through Forgiveness: A Path to Healing and Gratitude
The traditional definition of generational curses often refers to the unseen chains passed down through families, influencing lives with patterns of pain, bitterness, and broken relationships. However, generational curses go beyond the family lineage and reflect the collective experiences of every human being on the planet.

RDW
Jul 194 min read
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Decoding Texas: Popularity, Truth, and Global Consequences
Are we building systems that protect people, or systems that simply execute popular comforts.... at the expense of reality?

RDW
Jul 162 min read
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Reviving Dry Bones: Transforming a Crushed Spirit through Faith and Hope
The connection between dry bones and a crushed spirit also highlights an important truth: life is shaped by what we make of it, not just by what it appears to be. The valley of dry bones looked like a place of death, but it became a place of life through faith and action. This is another example of why we cannot become overwhelmed or influence by what is on the surface. Life is less about what happens to us and more about how we choose to respond!

RDW
Jul 124 min read
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Faith for the Times We Live: Is There Anything too Hard- for God?
It makes no difference your chosen faith; every faith-filled believer must have a source outside of self.
If believers are not reading, or experiencing life to learn, grow, and move intentionally... then who is truly their influential resource and why?

RDW
Jul 22 min read
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Affordable Housing Updates: The Urgent Need for Thoughtful Policy Solutions
Indiana recently passed a law banning homeless sleeping areas and public rest stops, often called homeless sleeping bans. The law intends to clear public spaces of encampments, but it raises serious questions about enforcement and support.

RDW
Jul 23 min read
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Empowering Change: How the T.e.a. Community Builder Program Transforms Healthcare and Housing
Creativity is at the heart of how RDW Creations Enterprise curates practical, relevant materials that truly meet people where they are.
Through lived experience and years of community outreach, we recognized that many organizations have funding but still lack the essential resources needed to turn that support into action.

RDW Enterprise Team
Jul 22 min read
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Empowering Youth Beyond Tech: Fostering Creativity and Community Through Skill-Building
If you work with youth or care about their development, consider how you can expand their learning beyond screens. It doesn't take a fancy title or a lot of money to foster creativity and community.

RDW
Jun 294 min read
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Faith for the Times We Live: The Six Pillars
Each year, billions are spent to address the consequences of trauma. The data shows that 70% of all people will experience at least one traumatic event within their lifetime. Trauma is simply defined as a profoundly distressing experience. Trauma is an injury that leaves lingering effects, both anticipated and unanticipated. We can witness daily how trauma influences healthcare, housing, and homelessness. It impacts ALL people.

RDW
Jun 283 min read
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Texas Senate Bill 38: A Norm or Exception for Vulnerable Populations and Working Class?
SB38 modifies eviction procedures in Texas by accelerating court timelines and limiting tenants' ability to contest evictions. The bill supports the so-called rocket docket system, which fast-tracks eviction cases to clear backlogs quickly. While this may seem efficient, it often leaves tenants with little time to prepare or respond.

RDW
Jun 243 min read
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M.A.B. - When Fear Takes Root
Fear has often been the hidden force behind acts of evil and injustice throughout history.
When fear takes root in society, it can disguise itself as hatred, discrimination, and systemic oppression. This post explores how reconstruction was never intended to rebuild but used to fuel Jim Crow and influence permanent racial injustice.
Understanding this connection helps us recognize the patterns that persist and encourages us to confront them with clarity and courage.

RDW
Jun 244 min read
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The Impact of Algorithmic Power on Visibility and Legislative Process
The way information reaches us today is shaped less by traditional gatekeepers and more by algorithms. These unseen forces decide what content appears on our screens, often prioritizing visibility over the substance of legislative work. They quietly influence human behavior, thought processes through fear and misinformation.

RDW
Jun 223 min read
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Cheaters Win but Quitters Never Do: A Mental Health Monday Reflection
WHY is thinking so hard for some?
WHAT is the real reason behind refusing or being simply disinterested to THINK? Mental clarity means having a focused, calm mind that can process information and emotions effectively. HOW do you take steps to understand and WHEN do you recognize it's time to do something DIFFERENT? Mental health is more than the absence of illness or emotion-
It’s a state of well-being where we can cope with normal stresses, work productively, and contr

RDW
Jun 223 min read
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My Faith, My Hijab, My Crown
Insight into American Muslim women's life. A deeper understanding of Islam.
What it truly means to be proud of faith and my country.

Khadijah Abdullah
Jun 204 min read
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Juneteenth Is a Celebration Revelation About Freedom, Privilege and Hard Work
Juneteenth is more than just a date on the calendar. It marks a moment in history when freedom was finally declared for enslaved African Americans in the United States. But today, it also serves as a time to reflect on what freedom really means, who has access to it, and the role of hard work in shaping lives. This post explores Juneteenth as both a celebration and a moment to pause for clarity about freedom, privilege, and effort.

RDW
Jun 194 min read
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