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Sunday Morning Celebration: Cancer Survivor Month & 15 Weeks Cancer-Free

Today, we celebrate as a Sunday in Cancer Survivor Month, leaning into pink as a symbol of courage, community, and the ongoing journey of healing. I’m grateful to mark 15 weeks cancer-free and to give praise to the One who sustains me on this walk.

I’m walking this Sunday with purpose, not just peace. The road ahead shines with steady faith, daily mercy, and the grace that carries me from one week to the next.

If a thorn remains, it’s a reminder of His grace—that His strength is made perfect in weakness. Like David in the psalms, I cry out and listen for the still small voice that says, “I am with you.”
I’m thankful for today: the breath in my lungs, the mercy at daybreak, and the promise that He who began a good work in me will see it to completion. Rest is holy—so I’m laying down in Him, trusting this Sunday to carry me toward a bright, renewed dawn.
To everyone serving, ministering, or supporting today: move in His protection, speak in His wisdom, and carry His love to every room. Stay safe, take care of yourselves, and find shelter in the Most High when needed.

Let’s lift each other up this Sunday. Cancer survivor. We keep going. LetzBeeclearministry

God bless you all. Have a blessed Sunday.

Good night, This one’s for y’all and for me.**

- Tonight, Sunday marks my 15th week in remission, and I’m giving all praise to the One who keeps me walking when the road is rough. Through the storms and the quiet, grace has been my steady breath.
- I’m in the wilderness again, but I’m not afraid. I’m celebrating moving from one wilderness to another—knowing this time I’m walking with purpose, not just surviving. Victory looks different now: not loud shouts, but steady faith, daily mercy, and choosing to rise each morning.
- If a thorn still stays in my side, it’s a reminder of His grace—that His strength is made perfect in my weakness. Like David in the psalms, I cry out and then listen for the still small voice that says, “I am with you.”
- I’m thankful for today: the breath in my lungs, the mercy that meets me at sleep’s edge, and the promise that He who began a good work in me will see it to completion. Rest is holy—so I’m laying down in Him, trusting the night to carry me to a fresh dawn.
- To those about to minister tomorrow: move in His protection, speak in His wisdom, and carry His love to every room. Be safe, stay home if you can, and sleep in the shelter of the Most High.

Let’s keep lifting each other. Cancer survivor. We keep going. LetzBeeclearministry

God bless you all. Good night.

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Sitting in the waiting room today, celebrating 15 weeks in remission and working on total body healing after a 12-year battle.
​I just wanted to drop a quick note to encourage anyone else out there going through it: The road to recovery takes time, but don't lose heart. We weren't built to break!
Be Encouraged
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Letz bee Clear Ministry Founder of Letz Bee Clear Ministries The Man. The Mission. The Ministry. Pastor Reginald J. Harris Jr. is a man of diverse gifts and unwavering faith. A native of Atlanta, Georgia (a proud "Grady Baby") now residing in Ohio, his journey has been one of global ministry, academic excellence, and mirac...

# # 🎉 60 YEARS OF LIFE & 14 WEEKS OF COMPLETE VICTORY! 🎉
Today, I’m not just celebrating reaching the milestone of my 60th birthday—I am standing here celebrating **14 weeks of being completely CANCER-FREE!** 🙌🏾
For 13 years, I was in the fight of my life. For an entire year, I suffered without even knowing what it was, followed by a fierce 12-year battle. It was a relentless parasite that kept coming back, a wilderness season that God kept pulling me back into. But I realize now: there was a lesson I had to learn.
While I was in that fire, I watched beloved family members and close friends pass away from this disease. I sat in the clinic, receiving chemotherapy and dialysis, right alongside friends who were diagnosed with the exact same cancer, fighting the exact same fight, experiencing the exact same side effects—and they passed away.
Tears run from my eyes as I reminisce today. I think about them, and my heart is incredibly humbled. Why them and not me? I don't know, but God saw fit to keep me here. He spared my life because He still has a great purpose for me. Through the tears, I have overwhelming joy, and I am so deeply grateful.
The moment I truly grabbed hold of the lesson in the wilderness, God stepped in and completely eradicated it from my body. He fully healed me! I am still dealing with the side effects of chemotherapy today, but I can handle that—because **the cancer is GONE!** That truth gives me all the hope and praise I need to make it through anything else.
If you are going through your own wilderness right now, **KEEP GOING.** Get the lesson so you can come out ready to fight and ready to testify of the goodness of God! If He did it for me, He can absolutely do it for you.
Today, I am celebrating life. I am celebrating joy. Glory be to God! Thank You, Lord, for 60 years of life, and thank You for my healing! 🕊️✨
Driven

"Never underestimate the power of the right words at the right moment. They can transform how someone sees their own worth and completely reshape the direction of their life."

"The enemy will write a script intended for your evil, but God steps in and edits it for your good. When God is on your side, you don't have to fear the hands of men—because what they meant to break you, God uses to make you."

Good morning, family and friends! ☀️
​I just wanted to drop a word of encouragement into your spirit as we start this beautiful day.
​No matter what you are facing right now, no matter how heavy the burden or how complicated the situation looks, I want to remind you of one undeniable truth: As long as you have God in your life, you can make it through any issue.
​The storms of life will come, but they do not have the final say. We serve a God who provides strength when we are weak, peace when we are anxious, and a way out when we feel trapped. You don't have to carry the weight of the world on your shoulders today. Hand it over to the Lord and keep your head up!
​Let this scripture carry you through the week:
​"I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." — Philippians 4:13
​If He brought you to it, He has the power to see you through it. Trust His timing, lean on His grace, and know that you are never walking alone.
​Have a blessed, victorious Sunday!
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The Power of the Release
​Between the wars in the world, the shifting economy, sudden job losses, the grief of losing loved ones, and bodies racking with sickness, it feels like the weeping phase has taken over.
​But let’s be clear about what "weeping" means. Weeping isn't just about losing a loved one to death. It can be the loss of a dream, the loss of financial security, or the loss of your health.
​Scripture promises us in Psalm 30:5:
​"Weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning."
​But hear this revelation today: As long as you stay stuck in the weeping phase, your morning cannot break.
​The weeping phase is not just a period of crying; it is a place of instruction. God is teaching you something in the dark. There is a lesson within the weeping phase that is required for your elevation. But you cannot receive the joy until you are ready to release the grief.
​Look at the ultimate example: When Jesus hung on the cross, suffering the ultimate pain and loss, Luke 23:46 tells us:
​“And when Jesus had cried with a loud voice, he said, Father, into thy hands I commend my spirit: and having said thus, he gave up the ghost.”
​Jesus chose the moment of release. He gave up the ghost when the work of that painful moment was finished. Releasing is an intentional act of faith.
​Your unspeakable, full-of-glory joy (1 Peter 1:8) is waiting on the other side of your willingness to let go of the night. When you get the lesson, grab hold of the Holy Spirit, and actively release the pain—that is exactly when the work of the Lord truly begins in your life.
​Are you ready to release the night so you can step into your morning?
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Letz Bee Clear Decree: The Weight of the Mantle

Family, let’s be clear about the **cost of being chosen**. When God places a mantle on your life—whether you’re behind a microphone, in the boardroom, or behind a pulpit—you become a target. 🎯

Understand this: Everyone watching you isn’t rooting for you. As a leader, you have eyes on you that are simply waiting for you to stumble. There are people even in your own circle waiting for a reason to laugh, waiting for a moment to say, "I knew they weren't real. You have to be watchful! Not everyone who smiles at your success is willing to protect your destiny. We must be as wise as a serpent and as harmless as a dove.

But here is the Good News: Even if you stumble, you haven't failed.** People may be waiting for your fall, but they forgot who is holding you up! When you trust the process and put God first, even your "setbacks" are just setups for a comeback. God is your backup in all things. If He called you to it, He will sustain you through it.

Don't focus on the critics or the "frenemies" in the crowd. Keep your eyes on the Master Orchestrator. Trust God, trust the process, and stay clear!📖 Shield of the Day: Psalm 37:12-13, 23-24
¹The wicked plot against the righteous and gnash their teeth at them; but the Lord laughs at the wicked, for he knows their day is coming... The Lord makes firm the steps of the one who delights in him; **though he may stumble, he will not fall, for the Lord upholds him with his hand.

This is your Pastor of Letz Bee Clear Ministries.
Remain encouraged, stay lifted, and continue to walk by faith. 🙌✨