Welcome to Karen Hunter's awesome.

I am Karen Hunter, and I have promised to do a series on Revelations.

And I couldn't think of a better person to do it with.

And my brother, the Reverend Dr. Frederick Douglas Haynes, the third.

Welcome to Carol Hunter's awesome.

Hey.

Heron Hunter is awesome.

I'm so excited about this journey.

I love the fact that whenever you set out to do something, you are without question, a great

visionary. And then God just does exceedingly abundantly above all we can ask or imagine. And the

fact that Karen Hunter, who I just admire, adore and learn so much from, has asked me to join in

this conversation excites me. And let me just say this.

This past Saturday, you have no idea what you did for me when you said you were doubling

down on being Karen Hunter as we move forward. That is basically my word for the year. I'm doubling down on being who God

made me, especially in this season. So I thank you for that. Well, I mean, before we get into what we're

going to get into, to me, you were born, everyone listening, you were born for a purpose. You have a

fingerprint than every other person on this earth. Oh, yeah. To me, that is not an accident. So if we put here to be a thing, be that thing. Be it. Why are we trying to be other people's, you know, lives? I'm trying to follow somebody else. Like, oh, blue hair is in? We're doing blue hair? No, do the hair that you can't with. I, you know, and I don't know, let me just be honest. I've always been different, you know, I mean, listen, I was 510, 240 in the sixth grade, you know, at age 12. I was the tallest. Wow. Wow. Biggest. At four, my mom used to take me to shop, you know.

So when I was four, I wore a size, four shoe every year.

By the time I was nine, I was wearing a size nine shoe.

And I didn't wear with every other kid, you know, the jellies were out.

They didn't make jellies in tens and elevens, you know, like for little girls.

And so I had to very early accept that I was not,

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