Condescending comments are becoming a new trend to leave on social media sites. These may seem funny but when used by believers it’s can do much more harm than intended. Jesus views and loves us as equal. We need to be careful of adapting and using attitudes that patronize or belittle others. In this episode we talk about condescending phrases and attitudes. As well as how to work past these attitudes to be better representatives of Christ.

Procrastination is one of the most hardest habits to break. We grow comfortable with purposeful delaying things until we are ready. This can be damaging in our walk with God. In this episode I cover the different types of procrastinators and scripture that can help to break these habits and mindsets. https://thedaleypost.com/2016/04/28/procrastination-1-three-main-types-of-procrastinators-and-the-evils-that-befall-them/

Doubt is often a very natural reaction to things we don’t fully understand. Many feel that doubt means you don’t fully believe. However I feel that doubt can be used for good and to strengthen our faith in God. In this episode I share verses that are helpful when we are facing and rejecting doubt.

Generation Z has been lived through the rise of technology and social media. It it’s also the generation that has been the least likely to report having very good mental health and the numbers of religious disaffiliation. In this episode I talk about the struggles and factors of generation z Christians. As well as provide verses for the issues we far too often deal with. Pew research

https://www.pewsocialtrends.org/essay/on-the-cusp-of-adulthood-and-facing-an-uncertain-future-what-we-know-about-gen-z-so-far/

Mental health report

https://www.apa.org/monitor/2019/01/gen-z

In this episode I go over what the gospel is and why it is so important. This is just a brief introduction to the gospel of Jesus Christ. I hope it is helpful for refreshers or if it’s your first time hearing it.

I didn’t prepare for this episode in the way that I usually do. I wanted to try out just letting the Holy Spirit place things on my heart. I won’t lie I was pretty nervous but I wanted to challenge my faith and allow my trust in God to grow. And He did not let me down!

Due to recent events this year the topic of racism has been addressed more than ever. Yet, many feel that it is only just starting to be addressed in the church. In this episode I discuss why it’s important to discuss racism and why the church should be involved in social justice conversations. I also go over scripture that explains how we as believers are to treat others. We as a church need to start discussing these real and complex issues. Here are the articles that I referenced in this episode.

http://www.blindscholar.com/2020/09/08/scholar-strike-1-i-dont-see-color/?fbclid=IwAR3j6BvTQaQ6S_-drEMqmDY1iqjajbZbVzBxswsm1e-_NjQUd36TW43c15c

https://www.cnn.com/2020/07/10/us/white-black-christians-racism-burke/index.html

https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2020/06/15/before-protests-black-americans-said-sermons-should-address-race-relations/

Anxiety is a normal reaction for people. However, for some people these feelings linger for much longer and distrust daily activities. In this episode the topic of anxiety is covered as well as what Gods says about it. I discuss some of my worries and ways I am trying to cope with uncertainties. For anyone dealing with anxiety any other mental health battle you are not alone.🤍

In this episode, I share a bit of an overview of my life and my testimony! Although it might not be the most mind blowing and insane testimony but, it’s how Jesus changed me and brought me back closer to Him.

Conflict seems inevitable in life, especially in this year. Sense we can’t necessarily avoid all conflict, it’s important to handle conflict as scripture advises us to. In this podcast scriptures concerning handling scripture, holding grudges, and forgiveness in covered.