Meeting people of substance to date in 2018 is rare! Everyone is out looking for a late night hype, someone to go half on bills because they are struggling, or someone to boost their ego. This week Krystal and Christina dive into the complexities of dating. 

Everyone wants to depict a lifestyle of success and wealth, but how many people are actually living it? This week we will talk about the importance of being yourself; and surrounding yourself with people who accept you as you are. 

Fitting in with society can create a space where we as black women feel like we must "do it all" in order to be relevant or to even be noticed. It's easy to pick up and juggle multiple characters or personalities to accommodate the racial/social group around as to not offend or make anyone uncomfortable. This week Krystal & Christina share a few of their experiences living as a black women in America. 

It's sad to say but one of the biggest ways to kill a dream is to make premature announcements. Not everyone that is around you truly supports you or wants to see you succeed. Our motto is to make big moves in silence and let the final outcome make a statement for itself. God will be your announcer.

Navigating friendships and acquaintances can be tricky on this Christian walk; just because a person is around doesn't mean that they support you or the vision God has given you. This week Krystal & Christina discuss the importance of genuine relationships. 

Ever wonder why you or someone you know experienced "hell on earth" even though they didn't deserve it? Children born with cancer, mothers who have miscarriages, innocent people who get raped... these are all situations that are unfair and can cause extreme pain mentally, physically, and emotionally. Sometimes God does not give us an answer as to why we endured a painful situation but through his power we typically come out stronger in the end. Check out some of the "unfair" and painful situations Krystal and Christina have endured and how God brought them out. 

What's seems "common" is not always common to people we know. It's amazing how people get lessons from God everyday and fail to soak in what he has been trying to teach them. Take a few seconds to look back over your life and reflect on how many times God placed you in the same type of situation for you to learn something... did you chuckle? Check out this week's episode as we dig into some of the lessons we have had to repeat and the common knowledge we learned. 

Every new year people come up with these resolutions that are supposed to be "life changing" and over night they become a new person. Reality is most people bring new ideas into the new year but fail to address the "bad habits" that kept them from achieving their goals the previous year. We will use this analogy, you can't come home from work and put on perfume and a fresh set a clothes without showering and cleaning up the dirt you picked up. The smell will eventually seep past the "mask" you used to cover the uncleanliness. Check out this week to get a better understanding of making a heart and mind changes versus temporary resolutions. 

Christmas is around the corner, as we prepare to spend time with our friends and family during this joyous yet cliche time we wanted to help prepare our listeners to deal with "brokenness" that surfaces when r friends and family gather all in one place. Almost every family, social circle, clique, etc. has one person who is  constantly battling rejection, low-self esteem, jealousy, bitterness, hopelessness, etc. Check out this week to get the real scoop on preparing for the holidays and family gatherings.