Pastor Yosef Zenebe shares the tensions of being raised in an Ethiopian family while attending a primarily white school, and of starting Perazim Church to serve multiethnic young adults like himself.

Pastor Abe Gebeyahu shares how personal loss motivated him to pursue a degree in counseling, and to address mental health issues in the East African immigrant community.

It's not easy for a first-generation immigrant churches to begin serving their American-born young people. In this episode, Ethiopian American Dr. Abe Gebeyehu shares how sober dancing is an effective means of community outreach, but not easy for church members to accept.

Have you ever felt hesitant to draw near God because of your doubts? Learn how Jesus commended his cousin John, even when he was going through a period of doubting.

Christians are called to seek first the Kingdom of God, while seeking also to grow in relationships, career, health, and other aspects of life. In this episode we discuss prioritizing our spiritual lives while growing in other areas as well.

If you've ever faced rejection, you're not alone. Jesus faced rejection from the people of his hometown Nazareth. Learn how Jesus did not try to earn the approval of others who were determined to not give it.

We discuss how young adults face shame for not measuring up to expectations regarding education, career, marriage, parenting and more, and how Christ covers us with acceptance not shame.

Cohost Maisee Vang continues her story with the trauma of childhood sexual abuse, and the healing she has experienced through Christ and the church.

Cross-Cultural Voices' new cohost Maisee Vang shares the anxiety she experienced growing up in a home marked by animism, infidelity, and divorce. She also shares the healing she experienced through Christ and the church.

Jerrin and Danica share their story of navigating the differences between their Catholic and Baptist roots.