Sunday Sermon with Ola

Ola gives his personal viewpoint on the discussion around Cultural Appropriation. Is there room for personal responsibility here?

Ola explores what can men can do to protect women and provide a safe environment.

Ola explores how and when empowering liberating sexual behaviour becomes disgusting hoe behaviour in a secular world view.

Ola shares a secret key of success from recent 90 Day No Porn challenge.

Ola has reason to question the idea of equality. Do we really want equality or is that just an acceptable shorthand for us to just get what we want for ourselves?

Ola explores elements of manhood via 3 recent conversations he's had about violence, easily detached emotions and protecting black women.

Ola explores the issue of a woman taking her husband's name when they get married. Can men make this a pre-requisite for marriage? Is this about family cohesion or subjugation of women and their identity?

With much technical difficulty, Ola addresses Terry Crews' stance on porn and its dangers. Is porn harmless? Are there victims? What's wrong with this activity for adults?

After a personal discussion during the week, Ola poses the question "Are Black people allowed to leave 'The Ghetto'?". What is our blackness based on? Why is the identity so restrictive? What is our story?

Using the story of Will Smith, Jada Pinkett-Smith and August Alsina as a jumping off point, Ola takes a look at the concept of an Open Marriage. Is it potential remedy for adultery and misery or problematic non-solution that brings its own problems?