The Switch Show

There's a general idea and consensus that everything that is or ever was has and had a beginning.

How then, do we juxtapose that idea when we're talking about the uncreated Creator, God?

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In today's episode, we examine how our logic—albeit accurate—falls short in attempts to explain away the origins of God and that in essence, we never will be able to. Enjoy your listening!

"A good father is one of the most unsung, unpraised, unnoticed, and yet one of the most valuable assets in our society." – Billy Graham

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The final act in our HOOD series is here and today, we're talking about fatherhood.

There's so much that can be said and so much left to say. I do hope, however, that this episode sparks deeper, richer and more meaningful conversations about what it takes to be a father and additionally, what it takes and requires to be a mother, to raise a child, an adolescent and prepare them for life ahead.

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Thank you for sticking around. I'll see you on the next one!

The third installment in our HOOD series is on the topic of Motherhood.

It may not be Mother's Day but it sure is a great day to talk about mothers.

Enjoy your listening.

In continuing with our HOOD series, we explore the topic, themes and challenges adolescence.

This critical point in a person's life, often misunderstood or judged, holds great power to sway a person's life in whatever direction it pleases and today, we discuss it all.

enjoy your listening.

This is the first episode in—what I've called—The Hood Series.

Today's episode is on the beauty and dynamics of childhood.

In today's episode, we discuss worship and the big question is this: WHY WORSHIP?

Worship is an act that demands our being in its entirety or nothing at all.

enjoy your listening.

"We're nothing but pencils in the hands of the Creator."

"Challenges are a true way to measure real growth."

"At the end of the day, people will do what they think is best for them and in many ways, we're not factors of that decision."

"In your quest for adventure, do not neglect the simple."