The Raw Report

You can't fight an enemy you don't understand. And one of the biggest mistakes people make in spiritual warfare is fighting the wrong battles against the wrong enemies.

In Part 1 of this four-part series, Spiritual Warfare Explained, we're breaking down who the real enemy is, how he operates, and why recognizing his tactics matters more than most people realize.

Not every struggle is spiritual warfare, and not every person who opposes you is your enemy. Sometimes the greatest battle is recognizing what's really happening behind the scenes.

We'll explore what the Bible actually teaches about Satan, deception, temptation, and the spiritual battles believers face.

Scripture Focus: Ephesians 6:12 | 1 Peter 5:8 | John 8:44

Before you learn how to fight, you need to understand who you're fighting.

This isn't about living in fear of the enemy. It's about becoming equipped to stand in truth.

Know your enemy. Know your authority. Stand your ground.

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What if the experience you’ve gained over the last 10, 15, or 20 years is more valuable than you realize?

On this episode of The RAW Report, Coach Wiggins sits down with AI Income Strategist and Certified AI Consultant Kel’sea Smith, founder of The Social Solutions Agency, to talk about turning the knowledge, skills, and experience you already have into new sources of income.

Kel’sea shares her own journey of building a business while working a 9-to-5 and explains why so many experienced professionals struggle to recognize what they already have that others may be willing to pay for.

They discuss how to identify monetizable skills, turn expertise into an offer, validate an idea before wasting time building it, and use AI to move faster without becoming dependent on tools, prompts, or technology.

The conversation also tackles one of the biggest questions facing professionals today: Do you really need to leave your job to become an entrepreneur—or can you build income, options, and financial stability before making the leap?

If you’ve ever thought, “I want another source of income, but I don’t know what I could sell,” this conversation may help you look at your experience differently.

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Sometimes we make permanent decisions from temporary exhaustion.

You may be ready to walk away from the relationship, the job, the dream, the business, the friendship, or even a version of yourself you’ve been trying to hold together. But before you call it quits, there’s an important question to ask:

Are you really done… or are you just depleted?

In this episode of The RAW Report, we talk about the difference between reaching the end of something and simply reaching the end of your energy. Because burnout can make things look broken that may actually need rest, boundaries, perspective, or a reset.

We’ll unpack what it means to slow down before making a major decision, how exhaustion can affect your judgment, and why sometimes the smartest move isn’t to quit or keep pushing—it’s to pause long enough to see clearly.

Before you walk away, make sure you’re leaving because it’s time—not because you’re tired.

This conversation is for anybody standing at a crossroads asking, “Do I keep going, or is this chapter really over?”

Talent can get you noticed. But talent alone won't carry you through every level of the game.

In this episode of The RAW Report, I sit down with Coach Marcus Liberty who was once ranked the No. 1 High School player in the country and went on to play in the NBA. We talk about what happens beyond the highlights—the mental grind of constantly having to prove yourself all over again.

High school is different from college. College is different from the pros. And every time you move up, the game changes. The competition gets better, expectations rise, your role can change, and you may have to go from being “the guy” to starting all over again.

That's why the development of the Inner Athlete matters.

We talk about building a strong foundation, developing the mindset to handle adversity, staying grounded when your identity gets challenged, and understanding that reaching the next level doesn't mean the work is finished—it often means the work is just beginning.

Because the higher you go, the more you're going to need something deeper than talent to hold you up.

This conversation is for athletes, parents, coaches, and anyone trying to understand what it really takes to make it through the different levels of the game.

Strong people are usually the ones everybody calls when life gets heavy—but who do they call when they’re the ones struggling?

In this episode of The RAW Report, Coach Wiggins has a real conversation about the loneliness, pressure and silent battles many dependable people—especially men—carry behind the words, “I’m good.” A person can be surrounded by family, friends, coworkers and church members yet still feel like nobody truly knows what they’re going through.

We’ll examine why men often suffer silently, how strength can become a mask, and why being needed isn’t the same as being known. We’ll also discuss the difference between privacy and isolation, why faith doesn’t require pretending everything is okay, and how we can check on the strong people in our lives more intentionally.

You can be grateful and still be tired. You can have faith and still need help. You can be strong and still struggle.

Faith was never meant to be something we turn on Sunday morning, during a crisis, or whenever life becomes too heavy to handle alone. Following Christ means allowing Him into every area of our lives—365 days a year. In this episode of The RAW Report, Coach Wiggins sits down with Krystal A. Livingston, Founder and Director of Christ 365: Kingdom Wellness Coaching & Services, for a real conversation about what whole-person wellness looks like from a Kingdom perspective. Krystal explains why spiritual health cannot be separated from our physical, emotional, relational, vocational, financial, environmental, and cultural well-being. Together, they explore what happens when believers stop treating Christ like an emergency contact and begin making Him the center of how they live every day. Because God does not only want the Sunday version of you. He wants access to your whole life.

You already know what needs to change.

You know the conversation you need to have. The habit you need to break. The decision you need to make.

The work you need to start.So why aren’t you doing it?

In this episode, Coach Wiggins talks about the gap between knowing and doing and why more information usually isn’t the answer.

Sometimes the real issue is fear. Sometimes it’s comfort. Sometimes it’s procrastination, self-doubt, or the fact that taking action would force us to become accountable for what happens next.

We’ll dig into what may really be stopping you, why clarity without action can become another hiding place, and how to start moving even when you don’t feel completely ready.

Because at some point, the question isn’t “What should I do?

”It’s “What am I going to do with what I already know?”

“Therefore to him that knoweth to do good, and doeth it not, to him it is sin.” — James 4:17 KJV

If you’ve been stuck between knowing better and actually doing better, this episode is for you.

What happens when you know something isn’t right—but move forward anyway?

Coach Wiggins sits down with Coach Pastor Charlotte Ford, author of A Second Chance at Life, for an honest conversation about relationships, discernment, healing, and what life looks like beyond the breakthrough.

Charlotte opens the episode with a powerful confession: “I knew that man wasn’t my husband.” From there, she shares the lessons she learned from ignoring what she already sensed inside, treating people like projects, and believing she could help someone become who she hoped they would be.

This conversation challenges us to ask a difficult question: Why do we go against what we know—especially when God may already be showing us the truth?

Sometimes the warning isn’t unclear. We simply don’t want to accept what it means.

“Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it.” — Proverbs 4:23

At some point, you have to stop waiting.

Waiting for somebody to recognize your potential.

Waiting for the right opportunity.

Waiting for support.

Waiting for permission.

Waiting for somebody to come fix what isn’t working.

Nobody is coming to save you.

And that’s not bad news. That’s a wake-up call.

In this episode of The RAW Report, we talk about what happens when you finally take responsibility for building the life, family, business, faith, and future you say you want.

You may not have everything you need yet. You may not know every step. You may have opposition, setbacks, limited resources, and people who don’t understand what you’re trying to build.

Build anyway.

Nehemiah saw what was broken, felt the burden, prayed, made a plan, and then got to work.

“Come, let us rebuild the wall of Jerusalem, and we will no longer be in disgrace.” Nehemiah 2:17

God gave Nehemiah the assignment, but Nehemiah still had to organize the people, face the opposition, pick up the tools, and build the wall.

That’s the message.

Stop waiting for somebody else to build what God put in your heart.

Pray.

Plan.

Pick up your tools.

You gotta build it.

She was raised in America, earned straight A’s, served her community, and believed her future was wide open.

Then, while preparing for college, a guidance counselor told her something that changed everything:

“Your future is illegal.”

That was the moment she discovered she was undocumented.

In this powerful conversation, Coach Wiggins sits down with Tsion Michael who shares what it was like to grow up believing she belonged, only to have her identity, opportunities, and future questioned by a status she did not even know she had.

We unpack the idea of a rented identity—what happens when your sense of worth, belonging, and possibility is controlled by labels, systems, circumstances, or other people’s definitions of you.

Her story is not only about immigration. It is about what happens when the world tells you that your accomplishments do not matter, your belonging is conditional, and your future has already been decided.

This episode explores how she moved beyond the identity placed on her and learned to own her story, her value, and the person she was created to become.

Because a document may describe your legal status, but it does not have the authority to define your identity.