If this episode were a T-shirt, it would read "God is no Magic 8 Ball"! Episode 8 introduces a new episodic series spawned by questions -  all to the soundtrack of a popular Deborah Cox tune.  Tiffany discusses the validity behind the colloquial phrase of not questioning GOD in relation to cultural standards and her own personal experiences with questioning God, herself and a past suitor. Members of the #AriseTribe share their own experiences in response to a question demanding deep reflection and transparency.

During a global pandemic, it is easy to become consumers of all the content accessible to us. But, what if God is calling us to simplify and curate our consumption so that we can soar above the noise? How can we become playlist strategists who design the order and flow of our day and space?  In this episode, Tiffany shares tools she is using to create a playlist that builds her faith and crushes fear. 

Check Out Tiffany's curated Pandemic Playlist on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3bHrvIq

Many have followed the love story of singer Ciara and NFL quarterback Russell Wilson, which both admit began with prayer. Since this discovery,  countless singles across the globe have asked Ciara to divulge the details of the prayer she prayed to land and later marry Wilson. Is it a best kept secret? In this episode,  Tiffany explores the phenomenon and foundational blueprint of the couple's prayers.

Social distancing is not a new struggle. Just ask a serial dater! The effects of not self-quarantining to heal after a break up can bring consequences upon oneself and others.  In this episode, Tiffany self-reflects on the issue of infecting others with unhealed emotional wounds in light of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The Arise Tribe offers reflective insight. 

The Clark Sisters: First Ladies of Gospel to air April 11 at 8 p.m. on Lifetime.

While the Arise Podcast is taking a mid season hiatus, check out a preview of its upcoming episode. 

In the game of dating, it's possible to fall prey to dating someone who is a chameleon. Yet, when a person fails to show up as their authentic self, they risk not attracting someone who will like them for who they are. In this episode, Tiffany discusses two types of dating  chameleons and the downside to dating them while the Arise Tribe weighs in with lifelines of insight.

As a single, it's  common to experience getting ghosted while dating. But, how common is it to ghost on your purpose, goals or dreams? In this episode, Tiffany kicks off a courageous conversation intended to spark self-examination by taking a look at the life of civil rights icon Coretta Scott King as the Arise Tribe weighs in.

In this episode, Tiffany delves into the matters of the heart by endeavoring to take a classic Whitney Houston song of musical rhetoric to another level of inspirational empowerment. Singles in the Arise Tribe weigh in on how they have managed to overcome heartbreak. 

In this episode, Tiffany explores intentions behind the infamous question singles are often asked by candidly sharing how she's grappled with it to bring awareness, while offering honest insight and perspective from singles in the Arise Tribe.

ARISE is a podcast that examines the cultural stigmas associated with singleness in light of Biblical standards through the lens of Tiffany Taylor.  In this episode, Tiffany introduces herself, unveils the concept behind the ARISE Podcast and invites listeners to join her on the journey.