New Year! New ME!

Wait....No.... we say this every year! We talk a lot about what we are going to do, how about make a plan, finally make the moves, the sacrifice, actions. To get to the place that we always wanted to be.

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In a more of a somber show, Ro makes a personal plea to the outliers, who always feel loss and misunderstood and shows them that there is still a person for you. Be part of the movement donate to GBI and "The Officiant" here: www.gbi60.com

What is the ultimate purpose of church? Is it needed? Pastor, Friend, and Filmmaker Charlie Battaglia visits Ro and have another genuine conversation with Rohmon.

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Its very hard to find real people and real friends; but the best way to find that be authentic yourself.

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New and exciting things are happening at Heritage Park, Rohmon sits with Producer Colin Bird and they talk about the new series The Officiant coming soon to HPTV. Join the movement to the change in the landscape of modern cinema' partner with The Officiant here: www.GBI60.com

The key to slowing down progress is meetings. Meetings are important for planning and execution but they also slow down progress. Rohmon shares some other things that slow down our progress when shooting for your goals

James Harden was traded to the Los Angeles Clippers this week, however this may be a good thing; lifelong fan Rohmon, is not as excited as some would think he would be for this moment. He names the reasons why in this episode.

In the wake of the Israel-Hamas war Rohmon put perspective on the situation and what this war means for believers everywhere.

Rohmon answers some hard questions that plague many churches and ministries today in America. Like how should the Church respond to Race relations, and how should the church be with the LGBTQ+ community.

Sometime we have to deal with the shortcomings of the sophomore slump. We may have had an incredible moment that we think may set up the rest of our life but end up on the low end when it comes to a repeat performance, this is some of the things Rohmon talks with his friend Josiah Hull