Vantage Point Podcast

WELCOME TO 2021, YOU MADE IT!! In December we spent time talking to some great guest about their 2020. Before we threw it out as the worst year ever, we answered a few questions: In 2020 what did you see? What did you gain? What did you feel? What perspective did you have? Perspective is the capacity to view things in their true relation and/or relative importance.

2020 was a year unlike any we have experienced. A global pandemic, divisive politics, racial injustice, massive loss, and much more. We reflected and learned some key things, but now we are here, 2021. We left 2020 and entered the unknown of this new year, some with anticipation and others with fear or anxiety. Before you get too deep into 2021, I encourage you to reboot your thinking with fresh perspective.

For the third episode of 2021 and our bonus extension of Perspectives, Vantage Point welcomes Christian influencer, Blogger, and newly published Author, Taneesha Parker.

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WELCOME TO 2021, YOU MADE IT!! In December we spent time talking to some great guest about their 2020. Before we threw it out as the worst year ever, we answered a few questions: In 2020 what did you see? What did you gain? What did you feel? What perspective did you have? Perspective is the capacity to view things in their true relation and/or relative importance.

2020 was a year unlike any we have experienced. A global pandemic, divisive politics, racial injustice, massive loss, and much more. We reflected and learned some key things, but now we are here, 2021. We left 2020 and entered the unknown of this new year, some with anticipation and others with fear or anxiety. Before you get too deep into 2021, I encourage you to reboot your thinking with fresh perspective.

For the second episode of 2021 and our bonus extension of Perspectives, Vantage Point welcomes the host of Real People, Real Talk Podcast and Young Adult Pastor, Paul Calcote.

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WELCOME TO 2021, YOU MADE IT!! In December we spent time talking to some great guest about their 2020. Before we threw it out as the worst year ever, we answered a few questions: In 2020 what did you see? What did you gain? What did you feel? What perspective did you have? Perspective is the capacity to view things in their true relation and/or relative importance.

2020 was a year unlike any we have experienced. A global pandemic, divisive politics, racial injustice, massive loss, and much more. We reflected and learned some key things, but now we are here, 2021. We left 2020 and entered the unknown of this new year, some with anticipation and others with fear or anxiety. Before you get too deep into 2021, I encourage you to reboot your thinking with fresh perspective.

For the first episode of 2021 and our bonus extension of Perspectives, Vantage Point welcomes CEO and Founder of Soultre, Jasmine Ryans.

Special Guest: Jasmine Ryans.

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YOU ARE HERE!! YOU MADE IT!! It's December 2020 and based on the last 11 months you might be ready to cash in these last few weeks. But before you do, I have some questions: Over the last 11 months what did you see? What did you gain? What did you feel? What perspective do you have? Perspective is the capacity to view things in their true relation and/or relative importance.

2020 has been a year unlike any we have experienced. A global pandemic, divisive politics, racial injustice, massive loss, and much more. I encourage you to take a moment to pause and reflect about this year. One thing we all have in common about 2020 is that we ALL have perspective... but is the trajectory of that perspective true? I invite you to our new Life Series and the final series of 2020: Perspectives.

Creator and Host of Vantage Point Nick Ruffin closes his 2nd season and 2020 with a powerful message on looking back and looking forward with the right perspective.

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YOU ARE HERE!! YOU MADE IT!! It's December 2020 and based on the last 11 months you might be ready to cash in these last few weeks. But before you do, I have some questions: Over the last 11 months what did you see? What did you gain? What did you feel? What perspective do you have? Perspective is the capacity to view things in their true relation and/or relative importance.

2020 has been a year unlike any we have experienced. A global pandemic, divisive politics, racial injustice, massive loss, and much more. I encourage you to take a moment to pause and reflect about this year. One thing we all have in common about 2020 is that we ALL have perspective... but is the trajectory of that perspective true? I invite you to our new Life Series and the final series of 2020: Perspectives

This week Vantage Point welcomes the host and creator of Leading with Lee Vlog, Lee A. Scott II

Special Guest: Lee A. Scott II.

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YOU ARE HERE!! YOU MADE IT!! It's December 2020 and based on the last 11 months you might be ready to cash in these last few weeks. But before you do, I have some questions: Over the last 11 months what did you see? What did you gain? What did you feel? What perspective do you have? Perspective is the capacity to view things in their true relation and/or relative importance.

2020 has been a year unlike any we have experienced. A global pandemic, divisive politics, racial injustice, massive loss, and much more. I encourage you to take a moment to pause and reflect about this year. One thing we all have in common about 2020 is that we ALL have perspective... but is the trajectory of that perspective true? I invite you to our new Life Series and the final series of 2020: Perspectives

This week Vantage Point welcomes the creator of Kyle J. Sullivan Consulting, Kyle Sullivan!

Special Guest: Kyle J. Sullivan.

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YOU ARE HERE!! YOU MADE IT!! It's December 2020 and based on the last 11 months you might be ready to cash in these last few weeks. But before you do, I have some questions: Over the last 11 months what did you see? What did you gain? What did you feel? What perspective do you have? Perspective is the capacity to view things in their true relation and/or relative importance.

2020 has been a year unlike any we have experienced. A global pandemic, divisive politics, racial injustice, massive loss, and much more. I encourage you to take a moment to pause and reflect about this year. One thing we all have in common about 2020 is that we ALL have perspective... but is the trajectory of that perspective true? I invite you to our new Life Series and the final series of 2020: Perspectives

This week Vantage Point welcomes the hosts and creators of The Pantry Podcast, Shea and Michelle Watson.

Special Guest: Shea & Michelle Watson.

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YOU ARE HERE!! YOU MADE IT!! It's December 2020 and based on the last 11 months you might be ready to cash in these last few weeks. But before you do, I have some questions: Over the last 11 months what did you see? What did you gain? What did you feel? What perspective do you have? Perspective is the capacity to view things in their true relation and/or relative importance.

2020 has been a year unlike any we have experienced. A global pandemic, divisive politics, racial injustice, massive loss, and much more. I encourage you to take a moment to pause and reflect about this year. One thing we all have in common about 2020 is that we ALL have perspective... but is the trajectory of that perspective true? I invite you to our new Life Series and the final series of 2020: Perspectives

This week Vantage Point welcomes the host and creator of the Char Candid Podcast, Charmaine Cooper

Special Guest: Charmaine Cooper.

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One thing we know about seasons is they are inevitable. We know this in scripture and in what see. We experience Spring, Summer, Fall, and winter every year and we know they are coming. We have signs like temperature, changing colors, and longer days that let us know seasons change. Ecclesiastes 3:1 says, "For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven." To experience seasons, we have to have knowledge that gives us full understanding on the seasons we go through. Welcome to week four and the series finale of Seasons: Praise Him Anyway

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One thing we know about seasons is they are inevitable. We know this in scripture and in what see. We experience Spring, Summer, Fall, and winter every year and we know they are coming. We have signs like temperature, changing colors, and longer days that let us know seasons change. Ecclesiastes 3:1 says, "For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven." To experience seasons, we have to have knowledge that gives us full understanding on the seasons we go through. Welcome to week three of Seasons: Don't Forget Your...

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