Glenda's story is epic, as I would refer it as, because she's had decades of walking with Jesus. Although I refer Glenda's story as epic, it hasn't been glamorous in the least. Her dad past away before she was born and later she struggled with a husband who suffered from alcoholism, which you will hear that Jesus Christ saved him from that disease. Amongst the many challenges and heartaches of this life, Glenda was not complacent in her walk with God. Her desire in life was not to give the impression to others that she had it all together but rather the opposite. She wants nothing more than for people to see Jesus Christ in her eyes and life. Glenda is the upmost example of being Christ-like.

Again, the purpose of Culture Crux is not to judge or demean the guest because of their experiences or beliefs. Culture Crux is an open discussion, and it's purpose is to share in prayer as the discussion unfolds. Parts of the discussion may be difficult to understand or listen to.

When you're engaged with others...hear their story, hear where they come from, and earnestly pray for the guidance of the Holy Spirit to assist you as you build your relationships.