Everyday Endeavors

In this episode, listeners are introduced to the new three-part series entitled ‘Summertime Success' and the first installment, “We still complaining? damn!” Osasere explains the significance of valuing the things we have and its correlation to a great life, but more precisely, a great summer. She fears listeners will repeat their 2020 summer with Netflix, social media, amongst others and encourages everyone to explore, discover, and learn new things, which she accomplishes through a Bible study in Matthew 25:14-30.

Notably, this week's recommendation [a segment where Osasere recommends content associated with the episode's topic to further conversations with others and God] is a journal entry. She encourages you to write down all the things you want to accomplish this summer and actively do them!

In this episode, Osasere gets raw with the audience. She talks about the unmotivating seasons Christians face and provides remedies that help her.

This week's recommendation [a segment where Osasere recommends content associated with the episode's topic to further conversations with others and God] is a journal entry. She encourages you to write down how your inconsistency and spiritual complacency makes you feel, and then to speak God’s truth over your situation. Once finished, she urges you to rip up what you wrote because 1) you are more than the things written on a piece of paper and 2) because our situations are temporary. 

In this episode, Osasere explains just how much God truly loves you. She teaches this simple yet profound truth through scriptures (Job 10:10, Romans 8:35, 38-39, Ephesians 3:18-19, Proverbs 3:11-12, &  1 John 3:1), illustrations, and a discussion. Regardless of religion, sexuality, and or life-decision, she eagerly explains the love God has for you and the significance of knowing it!

Notably, this week's recommendation [a segment where Osasere recommends content associated with the episode's topic to further conversations with others and God] is a worship session to ‘Excess Love’ by Mercy Chinwo and ‘Love Like This / No One Like You (Spontaneous) / Break Every Chain’ by The Belonging Co. She encourages you to get into it by dancing, screaming at the top of your lungs, and crying if you have to.

-- Additional information-- If you ever feel unloved or are unsure of God's love for you, revisit [11:52] to be encouraged!

In this episode, Osasere introduces the podcast God gave her and herself. She explains the intent, concept, and structure of her podcast ‘Everyday Endeavours’. Part of the structure is a segment entitled, ‘recommendation,’ where she recommends content associated with the episode's topic to further listeners' conversations with others and God. This week’s recommendation is: We are family by Sister Sledge to symbolize the bond that will develop through this podcast.

An introduction before the introduction. Osasere provides a quick endorsement of what 'Everyday Endeavours' is all about.