Welcome to the final episode of Season 1 of Life as Rich Brokies! happy new year everyone! thank you for sticking with us :')

What does it mean to wait on the LORD? How can we wait on Him well? Here's our take on the infamous christian topic of waiting.

Story time!! Eunice and Hephzibah share the story behind their 2019 Christmas party they threw during college. It was truly epic…but a little brokie of a journey

Let's get deeper into this love thing! What is loving our neighbor as ourselves, self-hate and what's with the whole "you need to love yourself before loving others"

What is love and why is it so hard to *actually* do?

Let's talk about it.

In this episode, we discuss consumerism - how it affects us as individuals, as a church, and how we could be contributing to this cycle.

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We're back again with another episode!

This week we discuss our personal journeys of growing in vulnerability, and the freedom available to us when we’re vulnerable with ourselves, God, and others

Welcome back to Life As Rich Brokies after the longest hiatus ever. Slowly but surely we'll catch you all up on what's been happening, but for now, we'll share some of the things God has taught us while we were away!

 We consume so many different sources of thought, opinon, beliefs through media and people everyday(food, movies, TV, music, news, articles, vlogs, etc) and this overwhelming amount can stop us from filtering out the bad. 

In this episode, Eunice and Hephzibah reflect on their own media consumption habits and share ways that we can ensure that we are consuming more of what is good for us and how to identify what maybe isn't so good.

In this episode, Hephzibah and Eunice explore the idea that "life's not aesthetic" and how aesthetics play a part in our lives in our individual styles, beliefs, and lifestyles as a whole. While aesthetics are not bad things, they can easily pressure us or negatively shape our perspectives without us realizing it. They discuss these impacts and practical ways to appreciate the beauty around us without carrying the weight of conforming to an aesthetic box.