This show features an extremely gifted woman of God, Pastor Joyce Meyer. She uses personal testimony to encourage her audience to remain positive in life regardless of their circumstances, as our troubles may be a blessing to someone else. The enemy, according to Mrs. Meyer, despises anything Godly about us and will impede our progress by any means necessary. In essence she is teaching us how to be Christian in a world that is not Christian to us. Pastor Meyers reminds the audience that we must give mercy in order to receive mercy. She quotes several scriptures and the one that stands out is Ephesians 5:20 which she rephrased to say, “Thank you God for my problem,” because our hurts and pains may stretch us but the end result is our growth. God’s lifetime calling is on every Christian as ministers, and there is no turning back. She shares biblical figures that attempted to run from God, but eventually accepted His call. When God wants us to do something we will not be happy until we do it. Finally, she differentiates between Christian’s and Non-Christians and challenges everyone to bring light into a dark world.

Motivational Speaker Les Brown’s quotes are used to inspire listeners to pursue their dreams in spite of obstacles and naysayers. The audience is encouraged to lay aside every weight and run with patience the race that is set before them. The urgency of life and the unpredictability of time places emphasis on doing it now, rather than later. Also, we must set tangible goals and seek credible mentors who can make our path to success brighter. Procrastination leads to death of our dreams and failure to leave a legacy for the world. We must live full and die empty days Mr. Brown.

This purpose of this show is to empower listeners to take control of their future success by using their past failures and problems as stepping stones. I share quotes from motivational speaker Anthony Robbins who was able to rise above his negative childhood and draw strength to accomplish his goals by believing in himself and giving back. Many failures in life are due to thinking far below what we are able to achieve. It is the belief in ones ability to scale to the highest that will land them in places never though reachable. He teaches millions of people how to change their mindset and become happy and in full control of their lives.

The gifts and talents that God gives us are to edify His Kingdom here on Earth. His Word commands that we bless others with the harvest that we receive from Heaven, realizing that God alone will get the glory. It is imperative that we put our personal agendas aside and give ourselves wholly to Him so that He can use us, and it is never too late to discover those hidden talents that were there all the time, just waiting to be revealed. Time is of the essence. Therefore, our gifts should be used throughout our lives and not at the culmination of our working careers. The end result should be a sense of happiness and fulfillment of the calling that God has placed on us as Christians.

The Incredible God speaks of His many wonderful attributes that we often take for granted, because of our unwillingness to believe His Word as absolute truth. Life changes momentarily but God stays the same indefinitely. We can trust Him to provide all that we need, even in times when our spirits are low and broken. Our human nature sometimes leads us in the wrong direction, often questioning God or turning away from Him. However, in times of need we must keep the faith and pray fervently until He intercedes on our behalf. There may be times when God does not send us the answer that we expected, however when we think of the goodness of Jesus and all that He has done for us, our hearts should cry out, “Hallelujah! Thank you Lord for saving me.”

The Bible speaks of rain in several ways, first as an element that nourishes the soil to grow crops, as blessings sent down from heaven, and as a deterrent to removing our eyes off the Savior, Jesus Christ. Without the rain pouring down on Earth there would be no food to sprout up. Likewise, without the showers of blessing sent to us from the Lord our lives would be devoid of everything. This is the last Sunday of Black History Month and I am happy to highlight the musical giant, PRINCE. His work will be appreciated for generations to come, and although his life was cut off sooner than we would have wanted. he still remains with us in the spirit and in his phenomenal music library. Thank you to Sainted Trap Choir for recognizing the genius of his work and for presenting it to the world in a new and cherished way..

This show is about putting God first and allowing him to guide us in prioritizing our life. We are told in scripture what we must do in order to live and be blessed. That means getting rid of things that weigh us down and focusing only on our blessings and from whom they come. I honor Gospel recording artist Mahalia Jackson for Black History Month and highlight child pianist prodigy Ethan Bortnick to demonstrate how God blesses people of all ages, races, and cultures. Each of us is just as important as those that we routinely put ahead of ourselves daily. God wants us to know that we, too, are a priority. Time is quickly passing us by. Stay focused on eternity, however do all that is possible while you can. Make yourself a priority.

This show is dedicated to those in America and around the world who will be celebrating Valentines Day, the day of sharing sentiments of love with those closest to us. The primary purpose is to demonstrate through various scriptures the reason why we are commanded to love one another, the importance of valuing the time that we have been given on Earth to show true love, and exactly how we are to do it. My desire is to touch the hearts of Christians everywhere. It is important to reach the souls and minds of all represented cultures thereby showing love and peace to all nations. Valentines Day is a special day when we receive material things like flowers, gifts, cards, money, and expensive dinners and trips from our significant others, and although those things are very nice, it is the eternal love that emanates from our hearts daily that really matters.

There are two elements of February that are important for all of us, but predominantly African Americans. The first is recognizing those in our culture who have far surpassed what the world expected them to be and the second is understanding that African Americans suffer more from serious diseases such as high blood pressure, stroke, and heart attack than other races, primarily due to unhealthy diets and living an inactive lifestyle. This show essentially raises the consciousness level of people everywhere, but particularly minorities in any culture who may not be financially able to have the best medical care or afford the best quality foods. We recognize for Black History Month Mr. Tyler Perry who did not let his past of being a poor boy in Louisiana hinder his future. Rather, he followed his dream to become the greatest producer of our time.

This show is to acknowledge all of those who are despondent or suffering due to the happenings of life, including the family of Dexter King, youngest son of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr who went home to be with the Lord recently. Many are carrying the weight of the world on their shoulders and need to know that the Lord will make their lives brand new if they have faith and believe that He will. This is an attempt to speak encouragement and positivity over those who need a blessing so that they will rise again.