There is a fear associated with calling out the actions of a preacher. A fear that God will punish the person or the person will bear great judgement from God. I, however, have come to realise that fear is not of God. I have also come to realise that Jesus believed that just as there are people who are for the kingdom of God and would not speak against God, equally, there are bad preachers and he called them out, not in an attempt to scorn, but for a change to occur and to prevent the further misleading of God's people. 

This episode hopes to engage the listener, such that the listener may come to understand these very things.

This episode is a Poetry reading on Inner Peace, which I wrote close to a year ago. 

I hope you find it as heated and playful as I felt, the day I wrote it.

It all started with me trying to understand who Jesus is to me. I believe in God undisputedly. I was raised Christian. Although, I questioned the bible, I still loved Jesus because he loved me first; I remember it was a great feeling, that first day I finally knew this. I want to have at my fingertips all I know that I believe without doubt, without question. 

What do I believe? Opening up my mind, I decided to complete the book of Mark to see if I can find answers. Walk with me as I make what has felt like my first discovery of the Book of Mark.

This podcast episode explores my fascinating take on the point of life. I have to say I feel great joy to finally be able to answer a question that has plagued me for a while now.

In the past, even without realising it, my subconscious had an already established priority. 6 months ago, I was forced into deep introspection of my priorities and I reached a point where I settled on two which have been good for my survival. I explore both priorities in this podcast.

This episode speaks on my understanding of the human conscience after much thought.