In this episode, we will discuss the history of the Black Church. The other day I was in a conversation and the topic of the white church and black church was brought up.

If as believers in Christ we are supposed to be one body why is Sunday still one of the most segregated hours of the week? What is the value of the Black church and how has it contributed to the faith at large?

In today’s episode, we will discuss: Is Trumpism really bad? Whether kingdoms or governments or employers or households, there are those who take pride in their country, their job, and/or their family. But what happens when pride only supports my interest instead of others.

Today we will discuss historically how Christians have voted. Also, how we should not be defined by a political party but how we should be identified as believers of Jesus Christ. Lastly, we will discuss how we can have hope in God even when our candidate is not selected.

In this episode, we will explore the meaning of anger, its dilemma between the righteous/unrighteous, its potential root cause, and how it should be harnessed to promote forgiveness in order to release the pain that dwells inside of all of us.

There are times which our feelings, pride, confidence, time, money, and trust are betrayed and this happens in the most unlikely of places, the church.

There are times which our feelings, pride, confidence, time, money, and trust are betrayed and this happens in the most unlikely of places, the church.

Emotions are like tools that God gives us to live our lives more fully. We can choose to face our emotions, entrust them to God and experience the gifts they bring (or, we can deny our feelings and experience the impairment of our feelings) Specifically we are going to discuss loneliness.

As we gear up for the 2nd season of the truth serum podcast we wanted to let you know updates, what's coming and some changes we are introducing with this new season. We call it the aftermath...

The prevailing thought is that the church is exempt from racism because we are supposed to be unified as one body and that love is stronger than hate. However, racism appears even in the church.

What does God have to say about racism and what can we do to overcome it?

The prevailing thought is that the church is exempt from racism because we are supposed to be unified as one body and that love is stronger than hate. However racism appears even in the church.

What does God have to say about racism and what can we do to overcome it?