Racial unrest and discontent towards law enforcement has reached a boiling point. Rev Kev sits down with Middletown (OH) Police Chief David Birk to discuss race, police and faith.

“People are not tired of God, they are just tired of how He is presented”. True or an excuse?

Can you live for God and have fun?

In Season 3, Rev Kev is sharing segments from his recently completed "Faithfully Funny" series on a Cincinnati based radio show. He is joined by his close friends, Hay J, who is a national comedian and T. Shores, who Rev. Kev co-pastors with at Church on the Rock in Middletown, Ohio. This discussion will focus on Church and Cultural Immersion. Real talk with a FLAVOR of comedy and spirituality.

Pray for opportunities to share your story. Look for opportunities to share your story.

Ask yourself, what inspires you to live on? Is it your faith? Is it family and friends? Is it to honor the memory of a loved one? Is it a goal that you have set? Whatever it is...find it and then use it to fuel your comeback!

Thunderstorms don't last always...a rainbow will show up eventually. That is something I kept reminding myself of during my times of trial and fire. As I sit back and examine those times in my life, I am able to pull out points of emphasis that helped me to navigate through these tough moments.

When the storms of life come your way, how do you survive?

People desire it. Others despise it. Many abuse it. Few develop it. Religion kills it. Ignorance ignores it. Work strains it. Fame distorts it. Women place high value on it. Men are slow to build it. Money competes with it. Marriages need it. What is “it”? A relationship with God. A person must go through a process of “emptying out” and healing from a lifestyle that kept them from embracing the truth of His love.

What do you do when the UNIMAGINABLE happens? The "unimaginable" could be a family tragedy, loss of a job, sudden illness, financial hardship or a broken relationship. As human beings, we automatically set up defense mechanisms to deal with such trauma.