I Grew Up Thinking I Had To Be Quiet: Finding Your Voice | Eniola Abioye | EP 016

We sit down with Eniola, a musician and missionary whose work with Black Voices is mobilizing a new generation of leaders. Eniola breaks down her unique framework for a life of impact—lifestyle, skillset, community, and focus. She shares how her Nigerian heritage and Atlanta upbringing shaped her sound and why she believes the "lace-up-your-boots" mentality is the only way to move from talking about change to actually living it. We explore the discipline behind the art, from the rules of screenwriting to the "recipe" for spiritual impact.In This Episode:▫️Authenticity is a Fight: Why Eniola looks to artists like Tupac and Lauryn Hill to understand the power of being fundamentally who you are.▫️Skill vs. Subjectivity: Why a missionary artist must commit to their craft with the same precision a surgeon applies to medicine.▫️Anthems for the Silent: How the song "I Will Follow Jesus" was written to give a voice to young Black leaders who have felt silenced by culture.▫️Simple Obedience: Why the most complicated problems are often solved by the simplest acts of "yes" to God.📚 Sign up for a 60-day Free Trial with LOGOS: www.logos.com/thesend🌐 Sign Up for The Send Conference 2026: www.thesend.org/conference⛪️ Pastors & Church Leaders - Sign Up for The Activated Church: www.thesend.org/pastors🔥Follow Eniola on Instagram: www.instagram.com/eniola.anna/📲 Follow The Send on Instagram: www.instagram.com/thesend🔗 Stay updated: www.thesend.orgSyncID - MB01ZBIKG8M9LUM