Broken Vessels Podcast

Join RhemaCreationz co-owner and Broken Vessels Podcast host Latoya Washington as she teaches on Interpersonal Communication Skills. November courses will be held online and are affordable, interactive and fun for all ages. Be sure to register online at www.rhemacreationz.com under our programs tab. The first to enroll will receive a free RhemaCreationz t-shirt. 

Join Broken Vessels Podcast host Latoya Washington with her special guest Angel Charmaine. Angel is the CEO & Founder of Speak Up Sis LLC where women around the world have a voice to their stories. 3x published author of Speak with Chic: One woman. Ten truths., God, I’ve Got Questions, and When I Met Him, Angel Charmaine is the mother of four sons. She has over twenty years of experience teaching, mentoring, and advocating for underserved and diverse populations. Angel earned a B.S. in Education and a M.Ed. in Counseling & Psychology. She taught within several U.S. states and worked within the U.S. Department of Defense as an educator and an Army Wounded Warriors (AW2) Advocate. Angel worked abroad in Abu Dhabi, UAE as an Education Consultant and in Portland, OR as an adjunct professor. The core of her personal philosophy is that authentic conversations help to build resiliency in people. Currently, she is a full-time entrepreneur and CEO of Speak Up Sis, LLC. Angel’s mission is to share her story to inspire other women to embrace their own story and to give voice to it in their own unique way. Be sure to tune in to hear Angel's testimony of hope, redemption and restoration.

Join Broken Vessels Podcast host Latoya Washington with special guest Ashley Huyck. Ashley is a clarity coach, former teacher, entrepreneur, mother and child of God. She has developed online courses for single mothers and her passion is to help women build a business that they love where they can work from anywhere and chase their dreams. Ashley will share on decision making skills and how our choices can negative and positive effects. God showed mercy in her life by deferring a nine year sentence. During this time Ashley created a business for single mothers. Her testimony is evidence of God's grace and mercy. She continues to encourage, uplift and motivate women of all ages to be who God has called them to be.

Join Broken Vessels host Latoya Washington with her special guest Barbara "Barbie" Hall. Barbara is a daughter, sister, wife and mother of two wonderful children. She began writing as a hobby and has grown to love writing. Her love writing is an outlet and it fuels her ability to create memorable characters. She uses her imagination to develop a character by the name of "Sister Goose". Sister Goose” came from a love of nursery rhymes and fairytales. She is a self-published Author and recently released "Bless this Mess". She serves in ministry at Promises Church in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania as a minister and prayer warrior. Barbara is a character coach to help writers create fictional characters and bring them to life. Be sure to tune in as she shares her testimony of hope, redemption and restoration.

This episode of LunchTime word teaches us on the root of pride which is fueled by our desires. In the book of James 4:1-10 it is clear pride promotes strife amongst believers. We take a deeper dive into the definition of pride to recognize it's fruit in our lives. 

Join Broken Vessels Podcast host Latoya Washington with special guest Ashley Huyck. Ashley is a clarity coach, former teacher, entrepreneur, mother and child of God. She has developed online courses for single mothers and her passion  is to help women build a business that they love where they can work from anywhere and chase their dreams. Ashley will share on decision making skills and how our choices can negative and positive effects. God showed mercy in her life by deferring a nine year sentence. During this time Ashley created a business for single mothers. Her testimony is evidence of God's grace and mercy. She continues to encourage, uplift and motivate women of all ages to be who God has called them to be.

Jesus has risen just as he said. Period! In this episode of LunchTime Word we read in Luke 23:50-56 that Jesus was buried in a tomb. A good and just man named Joseph. He was a council member who did not consent to the decision and deed to crucify Jesus,  asked for the Lord's body. The word of God teaches in Luke 24: 1-12 the women had brought the prepared spices and fragrant oils but the stone was rolled away and Jesus body was gone. But two angels appeared and ask the women one question, Why do you seek the living among the dead? He is not here but is risen! Jesus has risen just as he said. If we believe he died, I pray this word today's shows you that he has risen as he said! 

Broken Vessels Podcast host Latoya Washington sits down with special guest Tanisha Bankston. Tanisha is the Author of "My pain is my power" and is passionate about being a blessing to other women. She is a survivor of rape, incest, childhood sexual abuse and domestic violence. Her testimony is one that will touch the hearts of listeners around the world. Though she has experience the hurt and pain, Tanisha is determined to speak her truth. She is willing to speak her truth so others can be free from the bondage and chains of abuse. Be sure to purchase a copy of her book by visiting www.mypainismypower.com

This episode of LunchTime Word will bring you to tears. Our savior Jesus Christ suffered unto to death because he obeyed the will of his Father. In the book of Luke 23:13-49, Jesus was handed over from Pilate to King Herod multiple times because they found no fault in him that would lead to a judgement of death. But the people loudly yelled "crucify him" and yet our Savior said not a word. 

This episode of LunchTime word is coming out of the book of Luke 17: 1-10. When it comes to offenses we tend to feel justifiable to take revenge or avenge ourselves from wrongdoing. But the Word of God teaches us to forgive those that wrong us and that we can't avoid offenses. The word says offenses will come but "Woe unto whom they do come". This should be encouraging on our journey because we see the disciples asked the Lord to increase their faith. Jesus says to the disciples in Luke 17:6, "if you have faith as a mustard seed, you can say to this mulberry tree be pulled up by the roots and planted in the sea and it will obey". I learned that faith and forgiveness work together. It can be difficult to have someone sin against you seven times in a day but the word says to forgive him. It may seem impossible but Jesus Christ is saying that with mustard seed faith, it is possible to forgive. Be sure to read Luke 17 in your time of study and I pray it feeds your spirit man.