Our hosts discuss the difficulty and necessity of forgiveness and it importance in maintaining relationships, particularly in marriage. This discussion occurs in the backdrop of what Kirk Franklin describes as the weaponization of marriage by Christians.

Our hosts discuss how the various sources of information available to every American and people around the world foster division of thought and, consequently, unity. Hate seems to be a politically unifying force that is extensively used by certain political operatives.

Our hosts discuss the historic changing of the guard of the Democratic national candidacy for president. What does the method of VP Kamala's Harris' nomination and the enthusiasm brought therefrom suggest about the current state of the race and country.

We discuss whether the church should be active in matters of politics and the marketplace.

Our hosts discuss the presidential debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden and the public response that ensued.

Our hosts discuss the evolution and impact of Black Music in the Church.

Our hosts invited E. Arabis Zemill to celebrate Black Music Month and showcase his unique style of blending spoken word and poetry with Blues, Jazz, and R&B.

Our hosts discuss the necessity of accountability in our political and judicial systems.

Our hosts discuss the special character of a mother’s love.

Our hosts discuss student protests on campuses of higher learning, particularly as it relates to the Israel-Hamas war.