In This Moment

For this episode of In This Moment James Perkins unpacks the social media movement #RelationshipGoals, and the ways it has not only affected our culture but also faith community.

This episode we talk about what parent trauma is and what it looks like. Some of the topics include healing with your parent, creating boundaries with your parents, and learning how to do individual healing.

This episode goes into detail on how anxiety is affecting Gen z, and Taylor gives personal experience with anxiety over the years. We talk about prayer, community, and other tools on how a person can confront their anxiety.

This episode Kobe gives explanation on ultimatums vs boundaries, communication, and being honest in relationships. This episodes gives identifiers on what to know with being in relationship with others.

This episode on In This Moment is about how God can use therapy. My friend Tyrell Still comes on to talk about his testimony of the ways God has transformed his personal life through therapy.

This episode is highlighting why men need to invest in their mental health. Some of the topics discussed were how to heal from toxic relationships, what are the signs you need to go to therapy, and why is it so important to invest in your mental health.

This is the last episode for the Hidden Figures series for Black History Month. Special guest Jerome Gay Jr. discusses the ways his book “The Whitewashing of Christianity” has been a tool to help other believers.

This week I will be be highlighting two black figures that have shaped the Christian faith. Both have contributed big strides for the Christian faith.

This weeks episode will be highlighting three women of African descent who have shaped Black American Christianity and African Christianity. Take a listen to learn who these women were, and the ways they have impacted the Christian faith.

A part two conversation addressing sexual abuse in the church, the feminist movement, and Liberty University. These four panelists talk about how they navigate through today’s society as Christian women.