In this episode, we explore the change that has now occurred in society where more and more people are having hard conversations with each other. From families discussing past trauma to black people discussing how they feel in society at large and their own experiences. George Floyd's death and the results of police brutality towards many others has helped become a catalyst for this. My question is not whether Christians should speak out but what should we be saying and how should we say it. Hard conversations require wise decisions for believers who want to represent Christ in all things.
We’re talking about the importance of friendships with the opposite sex but also, the harsh realities that come with it. While friendship already has set parameters, it is important to guard your heart in some more than others.
Some of the hardest lessons I have learnt have been navigating the transitional period after university and working life. Yet nobody talks about how hard it really is. Let’s remain honest and truthful about it!
This episode is all about the tips God has given for how navigate those lengthy (but amazing) season of singleness. From accountability partners to going on adventures, learn how to be practical with God.
This episode we explore what it means to build in dead places. Relationships, careers, families and even identity are all founded somewhere. We have to ensure we’ve built on solid and stable foundations.
God will always be the source of your strength. This episode is about how we can deal with being the strong friend and the advice we give to others that we should probably listen to too.
This conversation is about a restless generation that is seeking to be more and more fulfilled by busyness. My heart is that we get a place of rest in God knowing everything will always work out the way He planned it.
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This podcast is about how we can walk out Christianity, issues we never talk about but affect us and hard truths about God and this world.