It's a season of change for Real Housewives of Atlanta star Phaedra Parks after making the difficult decision to end her marriage to Apollo Nida but she's keeping positive with help from the Lord.
There might be upheaval going on in her private life but Parks was all smiles when she paid a visit to Bishop Noel Jones' City of Refuge Church, where signed copies of her book Secrets of a Southern Belle.
She also took part in a worship service with Bishop Noel, one of the stars of the Preachers of LA reality TV show and posted pictures of the pair together to her Instagram.
Loading
Thanks #CityofRefuge & @bishopnoeljones for a wonderful Wednesday worship service! #Godisgreat #PreachersofLA #SouthernBelleSecrets
In a new post to her Instagram on Sunday, she shared an inspirational picture about God's timing, captioning it with her own words of advice: HE may not come when you want him but HE is ALWAYS on time."
Loading
HE may not come when you want him but HE is ALWAYS on time.
Parks was recently on The Ellen Degeneres Show, during which she opened up about her husband's imprisonment for eight years for fraud.
Prior to appearing on the show, she posted a picture to Instagram of a gift basket she had prepared for Ellen that included what appeared to be a FixItJesus T-Shirt.
Loading
Excited about @theellenshow today! Southern Belle Tip: Never arrive empty handed. I'm bringing #Ellen some of my favorite #southerntreats everything #monogrammed #friedpeachpie #peachpreserves #vidaliaonionchutney #producepeachcandle #stonemillgrits #fixitjesus #SouthernBelleSecrets
She admitted to Ellen that the prospect of raising their two young sons alone was "extremely hard" and that her heart "aches" for them. But she strongly denied rumors that she cheated on Apollo.
"I think it's totally absurd to think that I cheated," she said.
"They're saying I had an affair with a man from Africa named Chocolate. Now everybody knows that I do love a Snickers bar every once in a while but it's definitely not a man from Africa that I've ever had an affair with."
She added: "I think sometimes when people are hurting they do things to hurt other people and there's been a lot of lashing out from Apollo because I think he's in a place - a very angry place - and I think you hurt the people who are closest to you sometimes."
“Technology can increase efficiency, but it cannot generate trust, integrity, belonging, or moral responsibility on its own," said the report's co-author.
