Preach Geek Podcast

Contemporary society values production over rest. However, it's tough to maintain a standard level of production without the proper rest. This episode briefly discusses rest and provides 5 benefits of resting your body on a consistent basis. 

There's an age-old question each generation must answer while pursuing a relationship: Is love enough? 

This episode addresses what God says about love. First, we'll see how God wants humans to love him. Secondly, what God says about loving our neighbor. 

We'll also premiere two new segments: Focus File and Plugged - In. 

There's a question that I've been pondering for a few months: Is society so focused on the next big thing that contentment seems to be something bad? 

There's a difference between contentment and complacency, yet most people get them confused. This episode will discuss the qualities of contentment and provide questions you should ask yourself to discern if you are content in life. 

Part 1 discussed the distinctives of callings through the backdrop of Genesis 2. This episode discusses selecting jobs and careers based on your preference for God's glory. God determines our callings and allows us to decide which job we would like to have. 

This episode will discuss calling vs. career from the perspective of Genesis 2. God determines our calling and gives us freedom to choose our career. However, our calling and career may not always be intertwined. Part 1 will discuss distinctives of our calling. 

This episode discusses a wholistic outlook on justice that is centered on the Imago Dei (Image of God). We discuss the idea of a collective approach to seeking justice and what that looks like in various institutions within society. 

Welcome to the Preach Geek Podcast - Reflections on Faith x Culture from a Black Christian perspective, hosted by Marciel Whitehurst. On the preview episode you will meet the host, hear intentions for the podcast, and get a sneak peek on upcoming episodes for Season 1. 

Follow the podcast on IG - @preach_geek.