One of the most important steps in reconciliation is admitting we have a problem and recognizing the brokenness around us. In this episode, we speak to Ayana and Vagner Lage, an awesome couple who tell their story and reveal the real life, painful consequences of holding our ideologies above our relationships. 

One of the most important steps in reconciliation is admitting we have a problem and recognizing the brokenness around us. In this episode, we speak to Ayana and Vagner Lage, an awesome couple who tell their story and reveal the real life, painful consequences of holding our ideologies above our relationships. 

In Part 2 of our conversation with Aundre Larrow, we discuss how to have tough conversations with people who disagree with you. Aundre drops truth and wisdom with tons of real life examples. 

In the first part of a two-part episode, we hear the story of Aundre Larrow, an incredibly talented photographer who was born in Jamaica, grew up in Florida and now lives in Brooklyn. Aundre discusses growing up as a Jamaican-American man, the complexities of being a part of multiple communities but struggling to find people with shared experiences and his projects as an Adobe Creative Resident. 

When there is tension in your faith, your faith wins. This concept is not always as straight forward as it seems and may actually call you to take an unconventional approach in seeking others. We'll get help explaining from the parable of the Good Samaritan and the book Mending the Divides.

There's beauty in every story, and we want to tell those stories. Join us in an incredible journey of seeking peace, justice and reconciliation.