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If you are in need of some soul food, nah not the kind that puts you into a food coma, I’m talking the kind that fills you up so good, you ain’t ever needa eat again! Ok but on a serious note, Pastor Woodgete gave us the WORD this week! We are still benefiting from the gems of wisdom that he spoke into us. Who are we to keep it to ourselves?! We trust you will be just as blessed, challenged, and awed as we were. Hear him out and you will not only receive a blessing of instruction and direction but your faith will be increased as you learn of the miracle that God performed in his family! ✌🏽❤️🪮

Welcome back everyone! These next episodes are not for the weak! If you a real one, join us as we open up about church fatigue, what it means to remain holy yet relevant, and redefining our relationship with God and people alike. It’s all about honesty in this space so sit back and enjoy the tea. Oh and any (honest) questions or contributions you have, leave in the comments and we may, someday, reply. But for real though, we love hearing from you!✌🏽❤️🪮

We’re back, and we are so excited to be here! In this episode, we’re breaking it all down—what’s coming in these next few seasons, why we’re doing things differently, and what you can expect from us moving forward. Real talk about faith, identity, community, and the beautiful chaos of life—no filters, no holding back. ✌🏽❤️🪮

This week, we couldn’t stay silent. What’s happening in Chicago right now — the ICE raids, the fear, the tension — has left us deeply disturbed. Under the false promise of “cleaning up” neighborhoods and making communities safer, families are being torn apart, and men, women, and children are too afraid to even step outside their homes.In this episode, we talk about what’s really going on — not from a distance, but from the perspective of people who live there, who see it, and who feel it. Payton and several of our friends are witnessing this firsthand, and it’s impossible to ignore the pain, confusion, and injustice that’s unfolding.Even if the end goal were safety, this is not the way to achieve it. We can’t claim to stand for truth, faith, or community and turn a blind eye to suffering.Curious about who we are and why we dress this way? Check out our videos where we cover those topics!   • Anti-Denominationalism Because…Anti-Racism     • Why We Dress Like This...AGAIN  

In this episode, we dive deep into the unseen — the countless spirits that move through our atmosphere, influencing our thoughts, emotions, and relationships. This isn’t just a mental or emotional struggle; it’s a spiritual one. Every day, we’re challenged to keep these spirits from entering our system — to resist the pull toward bitterness, division, and pride, and instead choose unity, understanding, and love. But we’re not meant to navigate this battle alone. It takes Godly, Spirit-led leadership to help us discern what’s of God and what’s not — to guide us through the noise without being overcome by it. Social media, especially, has become a powerful tool for both good and evil, amplifying voices that can either lift us or lure us astray. Together, we’ll unpack how to stay spiritually aware, guard your peace, and fight back with truth, humility, balance, and faith.

We’ve got a little treat for you today — something different, something special! 🎤Camille’s stepping out of her comfort zone and sharing her a piece of her slam poetry. She almost kept it to herself, but she felt a strong pull to share it — because honestly, it speaks to all of us in some way.It’s real, it’s raw, and it’s straight from the heart. So take a minute to listen in, feel it, and let it move you. And when you’re done, drop a kind word or two in the comments — Camille would love to hear your thoughts and encouragement as she begins this new creative journey. 💜

In this powerful episode, we dive into the truth that Jesus was not passive — He was a divine activist. When the temple was filled with money changers and corruption, He didn’t stand by in silence. He acted. With righteous authority, He turned chaos into cleansing, reminding us that God’s house — and our hearts — were created for prayer, justice, and worship.We’re called to that same higher standard. Christianity isn’t about comfort, compliance, or “good ole boy” traditions — it’s about conviction, courage, and holy disruption. As followers of Christ, we must engage our minds and hearts to discern where and how we can speak truth, confront injustice, and create change in alignment with God’s will.

In this episode, we confront a hard but necessary truth — the silence within the Church can be just as destructive as the sins it refuses to name. Ignorance, especially in a place meant to be led by truth, becomes a breeding ground for mistrust, division, and spiritual decay.If we truly claim to follow Christ, then we are called to seek wisdom, pursue understanding, and confront what’s wrong — even when it’s uncomfortable. Choosing silence in the face of injustice or ignorance is not holiness; it’s avoidance.The Church cannot heal what it refuses to see — and silence is not salvation.

Payton and Camille sit down to reflect on their summer — the highs, the hurdles, and the grit it took to make it through. From moments that tested their strength to the laughter that kept them grounded, this conversation is all about resilience, sisterhood, and growth.And of course, we couldn’t forget an exciting update on Sophia’s wedding! Tune in as we share the joy of her beautiful day, the love that filled the room, and how she’s been embracing married life ever since.

In this special World Afro Day episode, we celebrate the beauty, power, and boldness of the fro — a crown that represents freedom, heritage, and unshakable pride. The Afro is more than a hair-do; it’s a movement, a statement, and a story of resilience woven into every curl and coil.Join us as we embrace the beautiful chaos of the Afro — its unapologetic volume, its symbolism of solidarity, and its deep connection to identity and empowerment.Let this episode remind you to celebrate your roots, wear your crown proudly, and stand tall in the fullness of who you are.