What if we (CHRISTians), showed up like Christ during many moments in our lives? How much different would things be if we actually walked out our beliefs? I examine how things would be if we not only professed to be Christlike but walked as Christ walked. 

With all that has come with the year 2020, I offer a different perspective and outlook on how we should view things.

Last time I let my kids take over the show. This time I give my view on the Corona Pandemic. I talk refreshing relationships, self- evaluations, quarantining and other topics. In the wake of this tragic time and with all the negative emotions, I want to find the "silver lining". 

We all made resolutions for the new year. The question is, are we sticking to the commitments we made? Most of us make resolutions we never have  any intention of fulfilling. I'm here to hold you (and me) accountable.

I go into full on rant mode about what I think people think about love, marriage and other relationships. My opinions may be unpopular but that's why you're here. LET'S GO!

Everybody wanna "Keep It 100". Truth be told many of the things we do or say goes against what we claim to represent or stand for. Our society is either numb to the state of things or flat out hypocrites. I dive into a few things that I feel are the same but viewed differently (i.e. wardrobe malfunction during a show vs. stripperesque  themed show). I also touch on being aware of the help that is available to people in need.

I take attributes from the life of Kobe Bryant and discuss how ALL Men should apply them to their lives so that they can, "Live full and die empty"

So many times we find ourselves in situations that could have been avoided if we were more aware of and more particular about the things and people around us.  I discuss how we often miss things (good & bad) because we hold on to too things that are distracting.

We speak on how the highs and lows of being a single parent. Author Collette Conner speaks on how she handled raising children as a single mother and gives encouragement to those who are currently raising children alone.