Christina May Hooper - Motivational speaker

12/23/2025

If you would have told me 15 years ago that I would be a small farmer?

Fact: I would have told you that it was highly unlikely...

Probably impossible.

Well hold my beer Christina, God had a vision layed out before you even believed it nor thought it.

Truth: This is a dream come true that truly unraveled before my eyes.

Farming is truly one of the toughest jobs that I ever had. But with tough comes happy, rewarding and truly joyful. Having a husband who comes home from running his own successful plumbing business and still heads out to put hay out for the goats at 9 pm in the dead of winter, man am I lucky.
Together we have fenced thousands of feet of fencing for the goats, built chicken coops and duck houses, welcomed many new baby's on the farm 🚜 and snuggled baby goats and duckling and chicks in the house too.

We have experienced loss, sadness and pain in it all.

The first time we lost our first goat, Murphy was his name. Was the saddest day ever.

And then when we lost two alpacas to our cow literally crushing them, we'll that broke our hearts in pieces.

Ducks dropping like flies due to a Martin sucking the blood from their poor little bodies.

Chickens...well chickens die on a good day from the unknown so the causes of their deaths is still a mystery half the time.

Losing more goats to Mastitis, Selenium deficiencies and frankly some to the unknown.

Our greatest teachers come during our biggest losses.

We learn from our experiences, change our mistakes and wake up and try again each morning.

My animals are what I wake up to each morning to tend to with fresh water, hay and grains.

My animals give me a purpose, teach me and my children patience, pain, growth and loads of endurance and happiness.

Let me tell you farming is not for the faint or weak.

You need to be strong even on days when struggling is inevitable.

I have dealt with more defeat than I care to admit yet here I am diving right in every single morning that wake up.

See, my grandfather was a cattle farmer.

He farmed right up until the days that he found out he had leukemia. He was 80 years old getting ran over by the bulls and still showed up to that dinner table each time with what ever bruises came from the day.

He woke up each morning before the sun 🌞 rose, because it was what needed to be done.

Sacrifice doesn't teach us, but humbles us each and every day.

I wish that he got to see this part of me, the part where I sit and enjoy all of the sacrifice infront of me.

Here is to all the farmers out there that sacrifice it all for you.

12/11/2025

Find the glory in your everyday.

The laundry will never run out, that means you have healthy and messy children.

The pile from your husband's work clothes on the floor beside the laundry basket means he is busy working, and providing for his family, grateful.

The toys on the floor do eventually get put away but one day you will miss that LEGO.

The dog hair on the couch is so annoying but you will wish for one more cuddle🐕 one day.

You see the smudges on the windows and doors but one day you will see those hand prints get big and disappear and you will miss the little touches.

The noise is overwhelming most days in a home with children. But what else would happiness look like ?

Those cuddles are an indescribable feeling and can get less frequent as the kids get older and life ‘gets busy’.

Hug those beautiful children each day no matter how old they get. They will receive reassurance each day that you love them and you will continue to feel amazing loving your children.

Don’t ever go to bed angry. Always make it right so that both hearts can rest easy and you can wake up with that joy and appreciation for one another.

The dishes are endless. You have to eat. No more explanation needed.

You focusing on the big picture instead on stopping and simply appreciating what is right in front of you.

Go out today and make the little things in your life the biggest moments of your day 🙏🏻

12/03/2025

🙋🏼‍♀️Let's talk about reflection:

If you don't look back once in a while and appreciate where you started your journey, you really won't have insight as to how you got where you are today.

You have to be grateful with each step, and setback along the way in order to work hard for what you want.

Instead of focusing on the negative things that may happen, you can use that as fuel and simply try again.

Failing at something means it simply didn't work that way.

Try taking a step back, step to the left(or right) and you can approach it from another angle and try again.

When we reflect on where we have been and where we are going, always appreciate every step that you take.

Remember your journey will be full of surprises(progress and setbacks)but if you have your eyes on a goal, never look away from your dreams.

And always appreciate where you started🙋🏼‍♀️

Stay tuned 😉 for a huge announcement coming soon.

11/25/2025

10/29/2025

📣Reality Check

No one’s coming to save you.

No one’s there to drag you out of bed, to push you to get stronger, to make you eat right, or show up when it’s hard.

You’re out here alone now—and every single choice you make is a brick laid for the future you’re building, or the rubble you’ll be buried under.

Become your own force.

Be your own discipline.

Because if you don’t take control now, you’re the one who will pay the price later.

Every skipped step, every ignored responsibility—they stack up.

This is your life to make… or break !!

10/28/2025

As a mother, this has been a hard one.

For years, my mom warned me about the evils 😈 that surrounded us this time of year.

I just didn't see it.

For the record, we grew up dressing up and going out for Halloween 🎃 so I never saw it as a big deal.

We just saw it as dressing up as something fun to do, collecting a bunch of candy , coming home and sorting through our bags, and having sugar comas tons of candy 🍬 for weeks.

Two years ago, it all changed for me.

I started getting nudges placed on my heart.

Ephesians 6:11-12 speaks of a struggle "against the rulers, against the authorities... against the spiritual forces of evil," and urges Christians to put on the "armor of God" to stand against these forces.

It didn't feel right anymore.

My mom was right this whole time.

This will be the third year that we will not participate in the wicked of this day.

My children will be at church surrounded by their youth friends and celebrating Jesus ✝️ on October 31.

As Christians ✝️, we are called to see His word.

It says right in the Bible 📕:

1 Corinthians 10:20-21 warns against participating with demons, stating, "You cannot drink the cup of the Lord and the cup of demons too.

It is my job to protect my family from the evils of this earth.

Conforming to calendar events just because everyone does it is an easy way to match the devils work.

Deuteronomy 18:10-12 states, "There must never be anyone among you who... consults ghosts or spirits, or calls up the dead. "

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A side note on the making of this video 📹 😲

I had so many hurdles in issues with my phone. This app kept shutting down, almost making me give up even making this video. And even had a page of my Bible just rip out of the binding!

For I can do all things through Christ who gives me strength.
Phillippians 4:13

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📹 See the full interview on Ryan Miller podcast:

https://youtu.be/FT-ZCh5x3uU?si=fFy52sPAQHcST5I2

with , who was a former satanic member