Do you often struggle with hearing today's music? What type of music do you allow your children to listen to?

Church Folks sits down with an ALL-FATHERS panel to discuss everything about fatherhood. Today, the biblical definition of fatherhood is under attack by the far left who do not see the relevance of the traditional role of the father in the home and society. God is calling fathers to turn their hearts to their children and the hearts of the children turn to the hearts of the fathers.  The purpose of this podcast is to talk with fathers to share their experiences being a father and how their fathers play an instrumental role in how it affects their parenting skills etc.

In this episode, Church Folks collaborate with Dr. Dorothy Smith, LCSW to discuss HEALING your Trauma. The last phase of the Church H.U.R.T series. They discuss why millennials are not returning to church, and how trauma can impact our behaviors. Next, the topic of how spiritual trauma and trauma, in general, are pretty similar. Lastly, we learn more about Dr. Smith's applications toward healing your pain through her S.E.E. method and she gives us the tools to help us heal.

In this special girlfriend hour, Church Folks hosts a group of mothers of all backgrounds, close in age, and with decades of friendship under their belt. This episode focuses on and celebrates motherhood. We talk about our joys as the family matriarchs, the challenges, our support systems, and lessons learned along the way. This episode was pure joy and enabled us to fill our emotional cups knowing that many of our struggles are not unique and we have come to understand that it Takes A Village.

" Don't let your pursuit of excellence, crowd out God's Grace." - Chris Coven

In this second episode of Church HURT (CH); we are identifying when we began to recognize our Trauma. We open the door to conversations about religious and spiritual trauma. Also, make it plain about the church's or pastor's role in resolving conflict. Lastly, we talk about the signs and principles of a Trauma-Informed Church (TIC).

In the first installment of this series, we are illuminating the real lived lives of church trauma. Defining the differences between religious and spiritual trauma; mentioning the signs, and the symptoms.  Lastly, identifies how the church culture needs to shift towards humility and modern hospitality.