Just on Psalms 94:1-7. Our mission was to highlight how the strength of David was in his music and poems. It also focused on how he utilize these items to bring awareness to the struggles that was happening in the world. And how Solomon his son we can understand that there’s nothing in the world we can’t deal with and most importantly that there’s no problem that hasn’t already been solved

In this meditation, we focus our attention on Ephesians 3:20. Our mission was to understand how the horrors of the past with simply the results of uneducated ideas, and ideals.

In this meditation, we using Amos chapter 5 focus on the importance of dealing with social justice issues. We bring awareness to the fact that the church should be the centerpiece for social justice. And how moments in history have shown it to answer the call

In this meditation, we focused on two verses, St. Luke 23:34, and I Corinthians 2:8. The mission was to highlight the truth of America, and how we deal with it.

In this meditation the person of interest was the deliverer Moses. We took background from Exodus 3, highlighting the Genesis of Moses to becoming the leader who would ignite the great Exodus.

In this meditation, we focused Luke 22:31-32. Here we find our person of interest Simon Peter, having a conversation with Jesus, that completely goes over his head.

In this meditation, we looked to Samuel 30:1-6 as a backdrop. The focus was to understand one of King David’s depressed moments, and how this is applicable to the modern struggle.

In this episode, I talk about the importance of understanding who, and what church is.

Today Our focus is on What King David has in Common with

1. People Leaving Church

2. Old People Being Alone

3. Donald and The Radical Right

4. Young People Being Depressed

In this meditation, we use St. John 14:12 is a Break drop. We brought Awareness to the significance of empowering the next generation to be greater than the former.