In this episode, Christine and I discuss pain. We look at whether there is any good purpose in it and how, if at all, it contributes to personal development and growth in faith.

Jabez sits down with Ms. Thelma Bartley, owner and CEO of Thelkar Communications Ltd., a Public Relations and General Management Firm, to discuss leadership and its shortfalls. Ms. Bartley imparts valuable information about improving leadership, especially in Jamaica, as it relates to the workplace, church, and home.

In this episode, Christine and I share how God uses delays in positive ways to execute His purpose. We use anecdotes to highlight why delays are not always a bad thing.

In this episode, Abigail and I discuss patience and how important patience is when it comes to God's plan for us. We look at Naaman's thinking in terms of how he perceived that God would work and how that differed from how God actually works.

In this episode, Christine and I share what God has revealed to us about how He finds His children no matter where they are. We discuss a dream and some scriptures that explain the lengths God is willing to go in order to find His lost sheep.

This week's discussion explores the problem with unforgiveness and reasons we should avoid this pitfall. Host, Jabez, and sister Abigail engage in a serious, yet lighthearted conversation about an issue that is a relateable struggle for many.

J.P. Paul Lyn talks about his childhood and the adverse circumstances that motivated him to circumvent the expectations of the traditional Chinese family. He also shares valuable advice with young people who are bombarded by the negativity of naysayers.

In this episode, Jabez and Abigail dispel the argument that God does not speak to us, and what we are hearing is the voice inside our heads. They explain how they talk to God and give surefire ways to tell how you can know that God is speaking to you.

In this episode, Jabez chats with daughter Rainy Daiz about some of the dreams they have had that have come true. They discuss how God uses dreams to inform, encourage, warn, or instruct, and talk about their most recent encounter with a demon they call the "Rasta Demon."

In this sitdown, Paul Patmore J.P. talks candidly about his childhood, business, dedication to community, political tenure, and views on marriage and relationships. Sounds serious? Started out that way.