TESTIMONIALS

I'm so thankful to be under the teaching of Pastor Tavares Robinson. I haven't been this excited in years. I consider it a privilege to be in the setting of the Nehemiah project. At the age of 75, I am learning about God's timing and the contents of scripture.

There are no words to describe the impact “The Nehemiah Project” classes, have had on my wife and I. Pastor Tavares Robinson’s exegeting of the scriptures opens your eyes to truly see the mind and heart of God while exposing the error of false doctrines that have so plagued the Church today. Our lives have been enriched and we feel so strengthened in our faith in every class

The Nehemiah Project has impacted my life in many different ways. What you thought you knew wasn't always right. I have learned so much since Pastor Tavares has been coming to teach about the Bible and what it truly means. You know, people sometimes put their own ideas in their words, and it doesn't really mean that. But I have learned a lot, and I just thank God for him. You just don't know, sometimes, the things pastors and preachers tell you. If you don't go back home and read for yourself, they could be telling you anything. I have really realized that, and it takes me back to a verse, Hosea 4:6: 'My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge.' Today, many believers are spiritually weak because they lack knowledge, and that's true because I am one of them. I thank God for sending Pastor Tavares to teach us about the Bible. Those who don't come and hear the Word just don't know what they're missing because I can see the changes in my life now. I thank God for sending him. If this doesn't change our way of living, what will?

So as of July 4, 2025, I moved to Texas after a job offer was extended to me. But it was never an ordinary situation from the beginning. From January 2025, I left my job at a firm in Miami and was working temporary in between that time and the time I left for Texas. Around the end of May, I received a call, followed by an email from a recruiting company, informing me of an open position and soon after the recruiter forwarded my resume to the company. A few weeks later, I was told the company wanted to interview me. At the time, moving to Texas never crossed my mind. I thought to myself that this would be a great opportunity to sharpen my interview skills at best. The day of the interview came in early June and the interview happened. It wasn’t the best interview I had ever had, but the owner of the law firm and I had something in common that allowed me to relax a bit during the interview. We both attended Infilaw schools. He mentioned how both our law schools had shutdown but we seemed to be doing good as two individuals who attended these schools. Little did he know I was struggling with this skill God allowed me to have. Yes, I had some tough cases that turned out successful, but I struggled feeling adequate in these positions. I graduated from a law school that was stripped of its accreditation due to low bar passage rates. But here I was a graduate of the school and I had my license to practice under. At the end of the interview, I was certain I wouldn’t get the position reasoning to myself, this was just another interview. About two days later, I got a call from the recruiter asking me about my experience with the interview. I told them I didn’t feel too confident about the interview. What came next shocked me. The recruiter stated that the firm wanted to offer me a position and that more details would follow. I was too comfortable to move outside of Miami. Why would they hire an attorney outside of Dallas?  I tried applying to other local open positions, but nothing blossomed. I was terrified to say the least because I barely knew anything about Texas. I remember my husband saying that I need to pray and ask God if moving to Texas is his will, then allow the door to open. I spent the next few weeks negotiating the terms of the offer and finally signed after some weeks. I visited Texas two weeks before my scheduled start date to look for housing and to survey the area. I signed my housing contract that weekend and began to feel settled in. Fast-forward to moving to Texas, I started attending Bible study with TNP. One of Pastor T’s first lessons was about prayer and how it changes you as a person. Everyone knows me as calm and reserved, but honestly I am not. On the outside I am calm, but on the inside there’s a fire raging. But the lessons on prayer have helped me to realize that heaven has a perspective on everything that happens and that I should not be worked up about any and all matters that bother me. God has a sense of humor because I don’t like to talk, I prefer to listen to different perspectives on an issue and make a decision. It’s the nature of my job to argue when things don’t seem right, but given the current immigration climate, my hands are tied on a bunch of my clients’ cases and their issues. These lessons have helped shape my response when it comes to certain issues. So I thank God for those lessons. 

But the testimony does stop there. What would you do if God discharged a huge debt that could have several implications over your life? I understand God has done that through his son Jesus Christ over 2000 year ago on the cross. But this past Monday, March 30, 2026, I received notice that my law school student loans are going to be discharged within a year. That is over $350k worth of student loans being removed from my student loan debt portfolio. 

Looking back, I realize that none of this was random. What started as an interview I never took seriously became the very door God used to move me into purpose. In a season where I questioned my abilities, my worth, and even my path, God was already orchestrating something greater than I could see.

Moving to Texas was not just about a job—it was about transformation. Through prayer, God began to change me from the inside out, teaching me to trust His perspective over my emotions, and His timing over my fears. Even in a career where I am called to fight for others, He reminded me that not every battle is mine to carry.

And just when I thought I had seen enough of His hand, He showed me again. The same God who led me here is the same God who lifted a burden I could not carry on my own—over $350,000 in student loan debt. A weight I had accepted as permanent, He chose to remove.

This journey has taught me that God is intentional. He orders our steps, even when we feel unqualified, uncertain, or unprepared. What I once saw as coincidence, I now see as confirmation: when God opens a door, no fear, doubt, or limitation can close it. And when He provides, He does it in ways that leave no question that it was Him.

The Nehemiah Project has taught me the Truth of God's Word, Honesty, and not preaching prosperity.  I learned that it's not about getting rich, but about getting rich off the word of God.  I am getting to know who God is and His purpose for my life.

Nehemiah Project has opened my eyes to TRUE teachings of Jesus Christ. The Nehemiah Project has also exposed false teachings. The teachings I have received opened my eyes to see that so many false teachers have twisted scripture to serve their personal agendas, justify sinful behavior, and promote prosperity gospels. I am so grateful to sit under this powerful word of God. The word is so profoundly explained that a small child could understand the teachings. I have truly enjoyed the lessons taught on how to wait on God's timing for my life and not compare my life to others. I am okay where I am right now in my life because I am learning each day to put all of my trust in God.