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Family, this conversation right here is for the person who has been carrying pressure in private.

Keon Davis pulled up and gave us the real.

We talked about losing money, losing identity, father wounds, divorce, grief, rebuilding as a man, and what it looks like to keep going when life hits you from every side.

This was not one of those polished conversations where people act like they always had it together.

This was honest.

This was raw.

This was healing.

Keon shared what it felt like to lose $375,000, start over in Atlanta, wrestle with abandonment, carry grief, rebuild his business, and still learn how to be present for his daughters.

And somewhere in the middle of all that, God was still writing his story.

If you are a man trying to rebuild, if you are healing from loss, if you are learning how to lead better, or if you are just tired of pretending you’re okay, this episode is for you.

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00:00 Welcome to the Love You More Show

00:42 RX Outreach partner message

02:27 Introducing Keion Davis

03:16 How Smooth N Groove started

03:33 Making money fast, then losing everything

04:14 Starting over in Atlanta

05:06 Willie shares Turning Point

08:04 Losing $375,000 and rebuilding from zero

09:31 Identity shift after the loss

10:25 Willie opens up about running from poverty

11:23 Doing events for free and building momentum

13:00 Tyler Perry Studios calls

14:01 What coming home felt like during success

16:03 Abandonment, adoption, and performance based identity

17:11 Growing up without his father

18:48 The childhood turning point

22:32 Meeting his father for the first time

24:09 Why his father stayed away

25:17 Forgiving his father

26:29 Why trusting men was hard

27:25 Men keeping their word

30:30 Marriage, attention, and emotional immaturity

32:10 Taught survival by unhealed men

34:07 Divorce and leadership

36:00 Depression after losing his grandfather

38:11 How he responds to grief now

40:01 Why he’s different now

42:20 Willie speaks life over Keion

44:29 Rest, surrender, and trusting God

47:11 Survival mode vs stewardship

51:24 God can do more than your grind

57:27 What fatherhood looks like now

01:04:41 Willie tells Keion he’s proud of him

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Family, this conversation right here is for the people who have been trying to stay strong while silently bleeding.

In this episode of the Love You Moore Show, I sat down with Prophetess Tiffany Wilson for one of the realest conversations we’ve had in a minute. We talked about what it really looks like to be a woman in ministry, the hidden pressure behind the call, church hurt, divorce, healing, and how God can still use your story while you’re in the middle of it.

Tiffany opened up about being told she was “too pretty to be a preacher,” the challenges women still face in church spaces, and the pain of walking through divorce while still building, preaching, and trying to heal. This wasn’t surface-level. This was honest. This was human. This was necessary.

And family, I believe many people are waiting until everything is polished before they share what God brought them through. But sometimes God will trust you to minister from the wound, not just the scar.

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0:00 Tiffany Wilson gets real, pretty to preach, church pain, divorce

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3:58 Willie introduces Tiffany Wilson

5:10 Tiffany never wanted to preach

5:14 From music dreams to ministry call

7:22 What serving in the background taught her

8:07 The prophetic call that was always on her life

9:14 Music or ministry, the real inner battle

11:28 “Too pretty to be a preacher”

12:01 Willie shares his own transition from music to ministry

13:35 Why being a woman in ministry is still difficult

15:21 The hidden dangers women in ministry face

15:46 The Valentine’s Day bishop story

17:55 Did those experiences change how she viewed men of God?

18:09 “Everybody’s not saved”

19:19 Willie on protecting the jersey of ministry

21:53 Tiffany opens up about divorce

24:53 “I was shattered”

27:58 Who encourages the prophet?

29:10 Was she preaching through pain?

30:36 The perfect storm that led to divorce

32:11 Fasting, prayer, and the missing piece of therapy

33:09 Co-pastor, first lady, and being born to lead

34:59 Willie honors Tiffany for ministering from the wound

36:13 Advice for people thinking about walking away

38:47 What Tiffany would do differently in marriage

40:30 “You wasted my time” and moving toward 40 after divorce

43:19 Willie shares what divorce revealed in him

46:19 Ministering from the wound, not just the scar

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Family, this conversation right here is special.

I sat down with Bishop Jason Nelson, and what we got into was deeper than music. We talked about marriage, ministry, grief, manhood, family, church culture, and what it really looks like to lead without losing your home in the process.

What blessed me most is that Bishop Jason Nelson did not hide behind the title. He showed up as a husband, a son, a father, a pastor, and a real man. We talked about being married to one woman for 29 years, why some men struggle with the church, why family comes before ministry, and how grief can change everything.

There were moments in this conversation that challenged me, and I believe they’re going to challenge you, too.

So whether you love Jason Nelson because of the music, respect him because of the ministry, or you’re just trying to figure out how to live for God without faking it, this episode is for you.

Watch all the way through, take notes, and then come back and tell me what hit you the hardest in the comments.

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00:00 Artists vs pastors, Jason keeps it honest

00:20 29 years with one woman

01:14 Why family comes before church

01:27 Why men struggle with church

05:08 Introducing Bishop Jason Nelson

06:28 Turning Point icebreaker

09:20 Why Jason never leads as an artist

10:35 The example his father gave him

12:24 What changed when he took over the church

13:48 Why the new generation wants information

14:41 The song he did not want to release

17:27 How “Shifting the Atmosphere” changed lives

18:43 Marriage, calling, and becoming a pastor

21:16 Jason thought he would be an engineer

21:55 What the call to preach felt like

23:31 Choosing a spouse before the full calling is clear

24:10 Why alignment matters more than aesthetics

26:48 How to bring a big calling into your marriage

28:10 Slowly and deliberately, how to communicate vision

31:12 Why relationships break when people cannot evolve

32:42 Becoming the pastor without losing the man

35:36 Why pastoring can put children at risk

36:18 A pastor is not your mediator to God

37:38 Honoring a pastor’s humanity in grief

38:11 Why pastors need time to process pain

41:28 Willie opens up about losing his mother

43:43 What Jason says went to glory with his mom

46:12 Learning to adjust to grief

47:04 How Jason and Tanya stay on one accord

48:01 Why men hesitate to come to church

49:40 Can a strong man worship

50:18 Misconceptions women have about men in ministry

52:21 Willie’s final takeaway for men and fathers

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Family, this conversation right here is not surface-level.

Nate Cottman, FromNateWithLove, sat down with me and gave the kind of honesty most people run from. We talked about divorce, integrity, confession, father wounds, generational patterns, vulnerability, obedience, and what real healing actually costs.

What hit me the hardest was this: Nate didn’t just talk about what happened. He talked about what he did. He talked about taking full accountability, confessing to his ex-wife, and choosing truth even when it cost him his comfort. Not gon’ lie, this conversation convinced me in real time.

We also got into what it means to be a man of integrity, how hidden sin affects generations, why testimony still matters, and why some of the deepest healing only comes when you stop hiding.

This is for anybody who has ever messed up, carried shame, tried to bury the truth, or needed God to make them whole again.

Watch this all the way through.

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00:00 Intro, confession after divorce

02:12 Why this show exists

04:11 Meet Nate Cottman

05:11 Nate’s marriage, divorce, and father loss

07:44 Vulnerability became his superpower

08:32 Confessing to his ex wife

09:16 Willie gets convicted in real time

10:45 The Holy Spirit said confess everything

13:19 The burden that obedience lifts

15:25 What exactly he confessed

18:29 Masculine vulnerability and healing

20:33 Saying what needed to be said

22:22 Freedom on the other side of obedience

25:25 “If she shot the gun, I gave her the bullet”

26:50 Can men take accountability and still acknowledge hurt?

31:56 Love after divorce, dating, and choosing wisely

35:32 His parents’ marriage and generational patterns

37:35 Breaking bloodline cycles

41:42 Obedience over lust

44:32 The Heart Room, why safe spaces matter

45:25 The power of testimony

48:08 Why church felt hard to trust

52:08 Do you still need a shepherd?

54:24 Willie speaks life over Nate

57:35 The Heart Room Tour

58:00 Outro

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Family… this conversation is one of those ones.

Many people know Bishop Joseph W. Walker, III as a leader, a preacher, a builder, and a voice in the faith community. But in this episode, we got past the title and talked to the man.

We talked about grief. We talked about masks. We talked about what it feels like to stand before people and preach hope while your own heart is breaking in private.

Bishop Walker opened up about losing his first wife, Diane, trying to lead while bleeding, learning how to stop hiding behind ministry, and what it really means to become your authentic self again after pain. He also shared how grief changed the way he loves, leads, heals, and even how he chose love again.

This is not just a conversation for pastors.

This is for anybody who has ever had to keep showing up while falling apart inside.

This is for anybody who has ever asked,

“Who am I without the title?”

“Why do we wear masks?”

“How do I heal and still lead?”

And if you’ve ever had to fight through loss, betrayal, disappointment, or the pressure to be strong all the time, I really believe this episode is going to meet you right where you are.

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00:00 Intro question, losing Diane while preaching through pain

00:22 Bishop Walker on grieving in public and private

01:05 Taking the mask off and letting people see his humanity

01:26 Why do Christians feel pressure to wear a mask?

01:44 Human beings, not human doings

01:58 Rick’s Outreach message

02:58 Willie introduces Bishop Joseph W. Walker, III

04:04 Icebreaker, “Save Room for Me”

07:28 Losing Diane, preaching while bleeding

09:05 How people responded to the honest version of him

09:46 The cost of authenticity in church and culture

11:09 Why people judge what you do more than who you are

12:09 Writing a new vision for love after loss

13:00 What really mattered when choosing a wife again

14:14 “It’s the collision of two histories”

15:29 Dating after grief, attention, and protecting your heart

17:42 Book promo, Pursuit of Purpose

17:56 The thin line between God’s voice and people’s projections

19:25 Early life, Shreveport, family, work ethic, and purpose

22:16 Why some men avoid church and leadership

24:26 Accountability and why men resist it

24:46 How Bishop Walker built a church where men feel safe

26:28 Stephanie wanted Joseph, not the pastor

30:14 Reintroducing himself to Joseph

32:23 When the applause stops, who are you really?

34:01 Grieving the loss of his authentic self

35:12 735 funerals and carrying unresolved grief

37:16 Could Stephanie hold space for his grief over Diane?

38:58 How cancer changed his view of health and life

43:04 The chapter that almost didn’t make the book

44:25 Betrayal, pain, and fighting the old version of yourself

47:17 Purpose, peace, and what he wants readers to take away

48:18 Guardrails that protect his integrity

49:24 Willie’s takeaway, purpose, forgiveness, and letting old versions die

54:21 Bishop Walker’s closing word on Pursuit of Purpose

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Family… this one right here is for the people who’ve been carrying pain quietly.

In this episode of the Love You Moore Show, I sat down with Coriya Burns for a conversation that was honest, freeing, and way deeper than I think some people were expecting. We talked about divorce, pressure, pretending, church culture, motherhood, self-worth, and what it really looks like to stop performing and finally walk in truth.

Coriya shared how she and her ex-husband hid their divorce for over a year, how her son saw through it all, and how God began to release her into a brand new season. And not gon’ lie… this conversation has something in it for anybody who has ever stayed too long, carried too much, or lost themselves trying to hold everything together.

There’s a level of freedom on the other side of honesty.

And this episode proves it.

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00:00 Welcome to the Love You Moore Show

01:58 Willie introduces Coriya Burns

03:09 When heartbreak changes how you see yourself

03:53 Willie’s “Clockwork” counseling icebreaker

06:21 Was counseling ever really an option?

06:50 Willie opens up about public divorce pressure

07:38 “We hid our divorce for a year and a half”

08:22 Wearing the rings to church anyway

08:38 Why do people feel pressure to pretend in church?

09:18 She stayed quiet for the young people watching

10:21 What divorce felt like as a mother

11:03 Her son confronted the truth

11:44 “I was teaching my son to sacrifice everything”

12:12 The freedom that came with honesty

13:13 “I love who you are without my dad”

13:48 Ghana became her place to breathe again

15:09 How children recognize peace before adults do

15:39 “It’s all good until somebody gets booed up”

16:10 Still doing family after divorce

17:07 When post-divorce peace turned into chaos

17:40 The gym, the glow-up, and rediscovering herself

18:25 When God started removing the weight

20:02 Willie on identity, parenting, and becoming a new version of yourself

20:54 “They know” — what kids really see

21:47 Redefining strength as a woman

22:30 The vacation that changed everything

23:10 Fasting, guilt, shame, and finally hearing God

24:01 “God said, I don’t like it, but I’m releasing you”

25:05 Peeling back the layers after divorce

26:26 The moment she finally left the ring off

27:02 Relationship over religion

28:17 Growing up between Memphis and D.C.

30:19 From the hood to forestry school in Oregon

32:24 Willie shares his primal wound and decision-making

34:28 Why Coriya became a fixer in relationships

35:15 Wanting to build the two-parent home she never had

36:01 How to not carry that insecurity into love again

37:39 Learning how to receive help

38:23 “He said, I couldn’t see it then”

39:20 Getting used to peace after dysfunction

40:32 Willie speaks life over Coriya’s next chapter

42:12 “More is not my prayer”

42:50 You do not get to this level of freedom by faking

43:38 Willie on owning your story in real time

45:02 The moment his son learned to pray by watching him

45:15 Final encouragement: freedom lives on the other side of honesty

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What an honor.

In this conversation, I got to sit with my brother Raheem DeVaughn, and what he shared was real, honest, healing, and necessary.

We talked about the pain of losing a parent. The kind of heartbreak that changes you. Why so many men cry in silence. How therapy became a breakthrough. What it means to carry grief while still showing up for life.

And why being strong does not mean pretending nothing hurts.

This was bigger than music. This was about manhood. Mental health. Fatherhood. Loss. Grace. Healing. And learning how to keep going when life hits harder than you expected.

Raheem opened up in a way that I believe will help a whole lot of people, especially the men who have been carrying pain quietly and the women who love them.

If you’ve ever had to grieve and keep moving… If you’ve ever looked strong on the outside but felt overwhelmed on the inside… If you’ve ever needed a safe place to heal…

This conversation is for you.

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00:00 Intro

02:00 Willie reveals what he stole from Raheem DeVaughn

04:56 Raheem on mixtapes, hustle, and creating his own lane

08:21 Growing up between his mother and father

11:03 Baptist mother, Muslim father

13:20 How his parents’ pain shaped his view of love

15:02 Raheem on his father’s mental health

16:11 “How fragile the mind is”

18:49 What his father would say about him now

21:00 Willie opens up about losing his biological mother

21:49 Raheem on the heartbreak of losing a parent

23:10 “As men, we are taught not to cry”

24:20 Why therapy changed everything

27:34 The moment he chose therapy

29:10 Love, relationships, and what he wants now

31:21 Learning to say no and choose himself

34:32 What he wants his children to have that he didn’t

36:45 Willie’s message to women about becoming a safe space

39:33 Final thoughts

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In this episode, I sat down with Dr. Irishea Hilliard, and what she shared was honest, healing, wise, and needed.

We talked about growing up as a PK. Getting pregnant at 19. The pressure that comes with church expectations. Walking through divorce in the public eye. Learning yourself after heartbreak. Why therapy matters. Why rest matters. And what it looks like to build a life that is true to who God is calling you to become.

This conversation is for the person who has been trying to hold it all together.

For the woman who has had to keep showing up while healing in private.

For the person who has outgrown an old version of themselves.

For those trying to figure out how to move forward without losing who they are.

Dr. Irishea was real about the pressure. Real about the pain. Real about purpose. And be real about the work it takes to become whole again. There’s healing in this one. There’s truth in this one, and I really believe there’s freedom in this one, too.

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00:00 Growing up a PK and getting pregnant at 19

00:24 Divorce, church scrutiny, and public judgment

00:45 “We were young. I didn’t know me.”

01:58 Willie’s welcome and why this conversation matters

03:11 Meeting Dr. Irishea Hilliard

04:33 The “Clock Work” icebreaker

07:25 Counseling before the official uncoupling

08:30 The backlash of being a bishop’s daughter going through divorce

10:30 Waiting 90 days before making a final decision

10:39 Pregnancy at 19 and the pressure to “fix it”

11:19 Choosing motherhood over adoption

12:45 Dating young with a child

13:35 Trying to fix a wrong with marriage

13:49 When she realized it may have been the wrong decision

14:05 Realizing it on the honeymoon

17:17 “Who is this dude?”

17:50 Why they stayed for 12 years

18:48 “I used my faith… and I still didn’t like him”

19:17 The day he left and never came back

19:31 What divorce did to her as a woman

20:13 Crying in the background and still showing up

20:56 Who taught her how to carry pressure

22:14 Safe places, silence, and not bleeding everywhere

24:54 Why her Mondays are non-negotiable

26:11 Writing, entertainment, and the dreams still in her

27:39 Carrying family through hard public seasons

29:52 Who is Dr. Irishea when nobody’s watching?

31:34 Learning to prioritize herself

33:19 Willie shares his own journey of rediscovering himself

37:57 Food, fashion, and joy outside of ministry

39:26 Why adversity reveals the real you

39:47 Therapy as one of the best decisions she made

41:31 The lie that hurt the most

42:02 Refusing the label of failure

43:22 Who speaks into her life

45:03 What’s next and making room for more

48:35 What submission looks like for her now

50:09 Why she can submit with ease to substance

51:51 The heartbreak that taught her the hardest lesson

52:45 “Your return on investment doesn’t come from that place”

53:29 What a healthy relationship looks like now

54:16 Why marriage may not look traditional for her

55:20 Letting both people stay called and connected

57:42 Willie’s closing word on discovering your next trunk and branches

01:02:26 Dr. Irishea’s final encouragement

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What an honor.

In this conversation, I got to sit with one of the greats, Bishop Paul S. Morton, and what he shared was honest, wise, funny, healing, and deeply needed.

We talked about the real secret to longevity in marriage. The weight of leading people for decades. What can a ministry do to your mind if you never slow down? How his 1998 breakdown became a breakthrough. Why balance matters. Why fellowship still matters. And what it looks like to love your children enough to let them fully become who God called them to be.

We also talked about Bishop Paul S. Morton’s strict upbringing, the leadership journey that helped shape him into the leader of Full Gospel for so many years, and his heart posture when PJ Morton decided to step into mainstream music.

This wasn’t just a conversation about church. This was a conversation about being human. About pressure. About legacy. About healing. And about having a real heart for people.

If you’ve ever carried too much…

If you’ve ever tried to be strong for everybody…

If you’ve ever needed grace while figuring life out…

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00:00 The secret to longevity in marriage

00:25 The real weight of pastoring people

01:16 Willie welcomes Bishop Paul S. Morton

04:10 Willie shares how the platform was born from pain

04:52 50 years of marriage and the real secret

05:49 Retirement, ministry, and enjoying the fruit of your labor

06:23 “The heavy load is many times pastoring Negroes”

07:08 Why pastoring people is so hard

08:12 Bishop Paul Morton opens up about his 1998 breakdown

09:47 Spiritual warfare, the mind, and becoming stronger

10:09 Did family support him through it?

11:20 Why leaders need to talk about what they’re carrying

12:13 Losing family, Hurricane Katrina, and proving faith

13:50 Willie asks about supporting PJ Morton’s path

15:23 Bishop Morton on PJ Morton doing secular music

16:08 “If God talks about love, why can’t I sing about it?”

17:42 Church culture’s reaction to PJ Morton

19:30 Discovering freedom in retirement

20:09 The nightclub story that almost changed everything

22:25 “I can’t do this… I have to sing for Jesus”

24:26 Family patterns and what stops with you

25:23 Growing up with a very strict father

28:09 Why he apologized to his children

29:30 Wanting the next generation to do better

31:05 Business acumen, entrepreneurship, and multiple streams

34:34 Why pastors need mentoring and accountability

38:17 Losing his father at 12 years old

39:22 The blessing his father prayed over his life

41:17 What legacy means to Bishop Paul S. Morton

43:31 What he would tell his 35-year-old self

46:06 The biggest blind spot in the body of Christ

47:12 Why fellowship matters more than ever

49:12 Willie gets real about Celebrate Recovery and sobriety

51:17 Bishop Morton on sitting down for 40 days after his breakdown

52:15 Final thoughts on kindness, care, and loving people

54:33 Don’t forget to love yourself more

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Hey family… Willie Mo Jr. here.

This episode of the Love You More Show is for anybody who’s ever felt like you did everything right… and still got overlooked. For anybody who’s been on the mountaintop one season, then woke up in a valley the next.

I’m sitting down with my brother JeVon DeWand, a true creative, a proven talent, and a man with a testimony that will shake you in the best way. We talk about the turning point… the seasons where it felt like the bottom fell out… and how God will still give you purpose in the middle of pain.

He opens up about being behind the scenes, the loss that changed everything, the pressure of trying to provide, and the discipline it takes to rebuild your life without losing your peace.

Family… this is not just an interview.

This is mirror work.

If this episode blesses you, do me a favor: subscribe, drop a comment, and share it with someone who’s trying to get back up.

Don’t forget to love yourself… Moore!

#LoveYouMore #WillieMooreJr #JeVonDeWand

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00:00 - Welcome to Love You More (Hurts, habits, hangups, healing)

00:19 - Why subscribing matters + community invitation

00:38 - RX Outreach partner message (affordable medicine help)

01:27 - Show intro / “Love you more”

01:42 - “God, where are you?” + when people let you down

02:02 - Introducing JeVon DeWand + his industry background

02:40 - Battle of the bling (light moment)

03:17 - Icebreaker: “Turning Point” (music opens the conversation)

05:10 - JeVon’s biggest turning point: “bet on myself”

05:38 - Loss + feeling “lost in the shuffle”

07:16 - Yellow slips, missed castings, feeling like it’s over

07:30 - Fatherhood becomes purpose

08:22 - When the rug gets pulled: providing pressure + identity

13:18 - Childhood + co-parenting realities

14:32 - “I’m on my way” moments that broke his heart

18:40 - Being the voice for kids with bottled pain

19:19 - “No one is exempt from adversity”

19:34 - “Make your pain a sure thing”

23:20 - Basement moment + climbing out

28:40 - “My daddy broke that code” (love out loud)

30:06 - Divorce pain + forgiving fathers

31:15 - Verbal wounds men don’t forget

33:11 - Protecting peace at all costs

37:24 - Companionship, growth, and doing the work

40:05 - “Whatever you write or speak…” (future + words)

43:55 - Letting go of disappointment + forgiving people

47:09 - “God, bring it back… use me” (speaking for the people)

50:13 - Willie’s closing challenge + testimony matters

52:31 - Final reminder: Love yourself more

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