Let's have a little church in this fifth installment of the six part Summer Series. David shares details about his time in ministry and the continued tug to be behind the pulpit, but does ministry only happen from behind the pulpit? We are unfolding secrets to seeking out the path that aligns with the core of who you have always been.

We are starting Part 2 of our Summer Series The Other Sides. David breaks down his journey of writing growing up and how it affected his artistry throughout life. He also is discussing ways to keep your gifting alive even when you feel like the fire has fizzled. 

Summer is here and for the next 3 months Coleman On Purpose is doing a six part series entitled 'The Other Sides'. Join David as he explores six different categories involving things he believed or believes are leading him to his purpose. In Part One, David tells detailed stories about his love and passion for singing, and discusses how his perception of his singing voice and the impact his singing had on others was dynamically changed over time.

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In the latest chapter, David talks about seasons of healing and the process of staying single during that time. He will tell his experiences with moments of unhealthy isolation and ways he was able to come to find healthier ways to cope with singleness during those seasons. How do you find purpose even in lonely seasons? Tap in to Chapter 019 of Coleman On Purpose.

How does maturity help us to better understand peoples place and purpose in our lives? In this Chapter, David looks back on story about a long time friends decision to end a relationship and his perspective about the situation over the years. He also discusses the benefits of allowing people to make decisions that better themselves and move closer to their highest potential.

It's amazing that a children's movie can inspire a conversation. In Chapter 017, we dive into the world of the Matilda musical and discuss the how both childhood and adulthood still have many similarities. How is purpose discovered through the programming that we encounter as children and learn to cope with as adults. Do things actually get better when we become adults or have we been missing out on opportunities to find strength and optimism in looking back on our lives before we grew up.