Sunshine & Rainbows

There’s something quiet and powerful about looking back and realizing that the moments that seemed small were actually whispering of something big. When I was a little girl in Lake Providence, Louisiana, I didn’t know I was creating a legacy. As a teenager, when I formed the Dancing Jazzorettes pouring my imagination into every routine for a cause. I didn’t realize then that I was rehearsing for a life beyond anything I could name only that I felt something pulling me forward. And life kept pulling. I’ve carried those early dreams to places I never expected: national tours, historic stages, and across the globe. Then, on February 16, 2013, I returned home to Lake Providence, where I had the honor of being the first Grand Marshal and first recipient of the Key to the Town. It wasn’t just a celebration; it was sacred. A full-circle moment. A humble homegrown girl returning, with a heart full of purpose. Looking back, I believe it was all a part of God’s plan. I just couldn’t see it then....

    Visual Impact Marketing One of our outstanding clients Aurora L. Threats ​ award-winning internationally acclaimed short film   ​ “SUPERCILIOUS” has garnered global acclaim. Created, written, and executive produced by Aurora L. Threats of Dallas, Texas, this award-winning short film continues to captivate audiences worldwide. The film tells the beautiful story of Belle , a young girl quietly sidelined by her peers due to her socioeconomic status. While Belle may not have fully understood the challenges she faced, she held her head high. She continued to dream, strive, and achieve , never doubting the value of hard work. Refusing to let negativity define her, Belle rose above it all—ultimately becoming a beacon of hope and inspiration for others. “SUPERCILIOUS” has earned international recognition , winning Best Animation in Paris, France. The film has also been named an Official Selection in Ghana, Africa, and Toronto, Canada. Its empowering message resonates unive...

"Rise & Shine" Rise with purpose, shine with grace Nothing can dim the light on your face Take a deep breath, life is a gift Let gratitude give your spirit a lift Move with joy, embrace the climb Every sunrise holds a moment divine Step forward boldly, let your soul be bright Today is yours, go shine your light Good morning!   დ A touch of love from, Sunshine & Rainbows

Right and wrong are no longer defined by truth but by the shifting tides of opinion. Yet, Revelation 22:11 delivers an unshakable warning when the final hour comes, choices will be sealed. The unjust will sink deeper into their ways, the filthy will revel in their corruption, and the righteous will stand unmovable in their faith. This isn’t just a verse, but a wake-up call, a truth or dare to face the choices that will seal your eternity.   Are we in the midst of a revolution? The lines are drawn, and the stakes are high. Don’t sleep at the wheel, or on your choices they could determine your eternity. The weight of this truth is heavy, but the question remains: which side will you stand on when time runs out? Let these words strike like lightning, shaking the very ground beneath us. You know, truth is like the sun you can try to shut it out, but you can’t stop it from shining. "He that is unjust, let him be unjust still: and he which is filthy, let him be filthy still: and he ...

By: Aurora L. Threats Black History Month isn’t just about looking back; it’s a time to celebrate, lift up triumphs, and honor those who paved the way. It’s also about recognizing the powerful network of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) that continue to shape the future. HBCUs are the birthplace of visionaries and game-changers who flip the script. While every HBCU has contributed uniquely to shaping the world, these institutions share a common thread: a commitment to empowerment, excellence, and service. HBCUs have been instrumental in the fight for justice, equality, and opportunity, and the ripple effect of their work continues to be felt across medicine, law, business, politics, arts, and beyond. Take Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., for example, who was shaped by the values instilled at Morehouse College. He didn’t just lead a movement; he redefined leadership in the fight for justice and equality. Similarly, Thurgood Marshall, educated at Lincoln University and at...

  For real, for real y’all. In a world with constant noise, distractions, and conflicting information, it's easy to say, “I’ve had enough of this!” Yet, amidst the chaos, there's a powerful spiritual practice that has stood the test of time: "watch and pray." This simple yet profound command, found in Matthew 26:41, reminds us to be vigilant and spiritually grounded in every season of life. To "watch" is to remain informed and discerning in all aspects of our lives. We live in an age where information bombards us daily, and with so many happenings and voices vying for our attention, it can be challenging to know which direction to take. "Watching" means not just observing our surroundings, but understanding the influences and forces at play. Are the people we listen to truly guiding us in the right direction? Are the choices we make aligned with our deepest values? It calls us to reflect, assess, and be proactive in what we allow to shape our mi...

  Hello, There are moments when life gets heavy, and all you want is a safe space to share your frustrations, your disappointments, and your challenges with someone who you think understands. But be careful who you choose to confide in. Not everyone will have your best interest at heart, and sometimes, what you say can be twisted or misrepresented. It can be disheartening when someone recounts your story with details changed or distorted and their opinions added. What was a moment of vulnerability for you becomes a version that no longer feels like your own.  And the trust you placed in that person feels betrayed.  Words in the wrong hands can become manipulated into distorted truth, turned into something unrecognizable. Funny, but true. This is a reminder to be mindful of who you vent to. Not everyone who listens will protect your words, and some might even use them against you later. True friends respect your truth and hold your confidence. They don't twist it to fit th...