There is a difference between racial reconciliation and social justice. Christians are called to be reconciled to Christ and then to become ambassadors of reconciliation. The Bible doesn’t call us to be social justice warriors. In this episode, Alex dis

Alex and Angela talk with a young black professional from the community, Daniel Ogunyemi. After graduating from college and graduate school, Daniel was committed to making a difference in his community. We talk about some of the challenges he faces being one of only a handful of minorities working in this space.

In this episode, Alex and Angela list a few observations they are noticing from the crazy times we live in. They discuss everything from the negative impact the 24 hour news cycle has on us, to how quickly people are to emote and jump to conclusions. They believe we need people who are able to clearly understand the times and inform us all of what we ought to do.

In this episode, Alex and Angela have a conversation with Pastor Amy Foster, a white conservative mother who is raising biracial children. They discuss everything from when and how do you talk with your kids about race, white privilege, discovering blackness, and how to talk with kids about the complexities of black lives matter, the movement vs. the sentiment. This is a real conversation with a friend.

In this episode, Alex and Angela talk about the different areas of compatibility that are important to look at when picking a partner. These are the same areas that are important to work on when striving to build a strong marriage.

Alex and Angela are joined on this episode by KJ-52. Cancel culture is upon us and being used as a way to silence people and shut down dissenting voices in our society. As Christians we need to work towards reconciliation at all times, as well we need to understand that all around us, there are people who have plans and are setting traps to cancel our voice.

Perception is reality. What you and I perceive as true may not be the same. Therefore, although our perception is our reality, it may not be true. We have different vantage points, and instead of getting frustrated we need to leave room for those who see things differently than we do.

Alex and Angela want the world to hear how they feel and what they believe to be true about abortion. They are joined by their long time friend, Todd Preston, M.D. who shares his heart and thoughts about abortion both from the perspective of his medical training and his passion for being Pro-life from womb to tomb.

God is not caught off guard by what’s going on in our nation. We have to remember to seek Him and reflect Him, so that we stay focused on our true mission. As the election quickly approaches, Alex and Angela remind us of a few things we need to remember

In this episode, Alex and Angela are joined by a couple of their friends, Pastor Brandon Estelle and Pastor Brandon Smith. They discuss a few topics that have often been considered taboo or off limits for discussion in the black community. From discipleship to sex, they talk about why black people need to talk more about these things.