PRAYERS FOR STEVE HARVEY!!!!
Steve Harvey’s rise to fame is well-known, but his personal struggles are less talked about. Despite success, he has faced significant challenges.Steve Harvey’s rise to fame is well-known, but his personal struggles are less talked about. Despite success, he has faced significant challenges.Steve Harvey’s rise to fame is well-known, but his personal struggles are less talked about. Despite success, he has faced significant challenges.vSteve Harvey’s rise to fame is well-known, but his personal struggles are less talked about. Despite success, he has faced significant challenges.
“Steve Harvey Is Alive: A Lesson in Gratitude and the Power of Second Chances”
The internet can be a cruel place. One moment, a beloved figure is celebrated; the next, rumors swirl that they’re gone forever. Recently, I made a terrible mistake—I wrote that Steve Harvey had passed away. The truth? He is very much alive. And in that moment of error, I learned something profound about life, legacy, and the gift of time.
Steve Harvey isn’t just a comedian, TV host, or motivational speaker—he’s a symbol of resilience. A man who went from sleeping in his car to becoming one of the most recognizable faces in entertainment. His journey reminds us that failure isn’t final, and success is sweeter when you’ve fought for it. So when I thought we had lost him, my heart sank.
But Steve is still here. Still making us laugh on Family Feud, still inspiring men to be better on The Steve Harvey Show, still proving that dreams don’t expire. And in that realization, I felt overwhelming relief—because the world needs Steve Harvey. We need his humor in dark times, his wisdom in moments of doubt, and his unshakable faith when life feels unfair.
This scare was a wake-up call. How often do we take people for granted until they’re almost gone? How many times do we forget to say, “Thank you for making life brighter” while someone is still here to hear it? Steve Harvey has given us decades of joy, yet how many of us have paused to truly appreciate him?
I’m guilty of it too. I wrote words I wish I could take back, but this mistake taught me a lesson: Celebrate people while they’re here. Tell them what they mean to you. Laugh a little louder at their jokes. Soak in their wisdom. Because one day, the rumors won’t be false. One day, the legends we love will leave us—and all we’ll have left are memories.
So today, I’m grateful Steve Harvey is alive. Grateful he’s still cracking jokes, still wearing those sharp suits, still reminding us that “you can fail at what you don’t love, so you might as well go after what you do.”
To Steve: Thank you for the laughter, the lessons, and the second chances—both the ones you’ve given yourself and the ones life has given you. And to everyone reading this: Don’t wait for a false rumor to remind you of what matters. Pick up the phone. Send the text. Say the words.
Because time is the one thing we can’t rewind.