“We’ve got to let go of our weaknesses. The devil will keep us down and depressed if we keep ourselves in a weak position.” – #ToddCPittman
Yep, I Said It!
…and so did Matthew 4:2-3 “2 And when He had fasted forty days and forty nights, afterward He was hungry. 3 Now when the tempter came to Him, he said, “If You are the Son of God, command that these stones become bread.”
“We all know that when anything is weak it is more susceptible to defeat and what we need to accept is that we tend to hold onto ways and actions that keep us in weak positions. Just like Jesus was attacked after He was weak from fasting for 40 days and 40 nights – we too open the door for our enemies to attack when we are weak from the enablers we won’t release from our lives. I’m talking about addictions, overeating, pornography, and even mistruths no matter how big or small will all bring us to our lowest physical and/or emotional points one way or another! Let’s not let the devil keep his grasp on us. Let’s let go of those enablers, put on our body armor, and watch His Power prove there’s nothing to hard for God. We’ve just gotta let go!” – #ToddCPittman
Spiritually, Todd Pittman will always live at Christ the King Church in Dacula, GA under the guidance of Senior Pastor, Reverend Marion Sailor. While residing in northern Maryland, Todd fellowships at First Baptist Church of Glenarden with Pastor John Jenkins in Upper Marlboro, MD; and Covenant Living Fellowship in Randallstown, MD under the direction of Pastors Donald & Danielle Lewis. In his professional life, Todd Pittman is the Director of Corporate and Foundation Advancement at the Washington Regional Association of Grantmakers, a membership association comprised of more than 107 of the Greater Washington, D.C. region's leading foundations and corporate giving programs. He also serves as the Director of the Institute for Corporate Social Responsibility (iCSR). iCSR is an international professional CSR certificate program, in partnership with the Advanced Academic Programs at Johns Hopkins University and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. In addition, Todd serves on the board of Collaborative Partnership Strategies, a national consulting firm. Todd is a proud father of four and husband to Dr. Yolonda Pittman.
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