We are back!! Budgeting if often misunderstood as something that's difficult to do and maintain. Dr. Beshon Smith joins us to talk about this critical strategy to financial peace and freedom. In this two part episode, we discuss the benefits of budgeting and how to make it actionable for everybody. 

In some ways, we've been in an 18 month long season. For some, the season resembles others in their lives, so it has all blended together. For others, the season opened doors and created a portal to new dispensation. And yet for others, its has been a seesaw of sorts, with peaks and valleys. As the season changes from Summer to Fall, I wrap up the FIRST SEASON of the Adjust Your Lenses podcast discussing the impact and influence of seasons in and on our lives. 

This episode digs deeper into the ways we display and receive love, to help us understand God's love. The purity of God's love is often misunderstood, causing many of us to operate as though it is severely limited. 

As the buzz on Critical Race Theory (CRT) continues, I explain from my lens what Critical Race Theory is and isn't, and how we dispel the ongoing contradictions buzzing through media in an attempt to eliminate CRT. I also explore Dr. Tony Evans new Kingdom Race Theology, to further expand on the ways in which Critical Race Theory addresses issues beyond what is being shared in the news. 

In this episode, I start sharing how God's unconditional love has saved me from myself a number of times. I share just how I began to accept God's love, and what I want people to know about God's varying expressions of his love in their lives. 

This episode features financial expert Beko Mantein. Beko and I leave no stones unturned, as we discuss how financial literacy is the great equalizer to achieve greater equity for black people and other minorities in the United States. 

This episode delved deep into the current state of "alternative spaces" in education for black and brown youth as Kristen Hopkins and I discuss the students we've already left behind. Kristen and I talk culturally responsive social-emotional learning and why now is the time to diversify the landscape. No child should indeed be left behind. 

What happens to a dream deferred? When Langston Hughes penned "A Dream Deferred" he inspired the minds of millions of people who would take their cues from the poem for generations to come. Racism in the form of the justice system and police brutality continues to steal the dreams of young black and brown people, creating a vacuum in an attempt to stagnate and stifle this generation. Listen as we explore the topic.