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11.10.25

Being a Daughter Above All


Today, as the world celebrates the International Day of the Girl Child, I’ve been thinking about identity. About the many names we grow into and the many titles we carry along the way; woman, wife, mother, leader, creator, mentor, and many more. They’re all beautiful, but none of them truly define who I am at the core. Nwa…

Beloved Daughter

A black-and-white photo of NwAmaka Onyekachi representing the theme “Being a Daughter Above All,” with “Beloved” boldly written.
This was a birthday portrait of me resting in my truest identity.

Hey sweetie, let me remind you. Before you started answering to all the names people call you now, you were already called Daughter.

Somewhere between growing up and growing older, we often forget that simple truth. We chase relevance, we strive to prove ourselves, we try to wear every hat role with grace. Yet, the fact remains that before the world named us anything, God named us His own.

And that, right there, is our truest identity. We are more daughter than anything else.

May we not forgo remembering who we are. No other name given to us stands more permanent than that name. No other title we carry will surpass that one. No other calling is greater.

7.10.25

My Father is Dear to Me Because…

If I had known that the moment would be so beautiful as to carve a niche in my heart, I would have taken a shot of it or even made a video of it. I feel like I would have missed it more if I didn’t even try to capture it with words. So here I am on Heart Rays….

My Dear Father


This morning felt like a full-circle moment for me.

I sat there watching my first daughter and her father work on one of the homework assignments we intentionally left undone yesterday because we wanted Daddy to handle that by himself and for himself.

The homework was a composition on “My Dear Father” and who better to take it on with her than the very one playing the father role in her life? 

There they were, father and daughter’s heads bent together. Writing. Talking. Giggling. Thinking. It was such a beautiful sight.

Honestly, I didn’t realize how much emotion could be wrapped in a simple nursery school composition. That moment was warm and cozy altogether.

Something in me was healing. Melting. Opening
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