“Mental Health In Black Pastors” With Pastor Corey Osborne ✌🏽

Good Morning Nashville! ☀️ We are wrapping up this month of March, and dedicated the month to opening up our platform for black Pastors to come and vent. “Mental Health In Black Pastors” has been a very rewarding season, we hope that you guys have enjoyed the content and as always, stay tuned for more topic-specific seasons throughout the year from BMVT! ✌🏽 Let’s get into today’s episode! If you’re in the Lebanon/Wilson county area, then surely you have seen the “JustFish” food truck at least once. You can smell the catfish nuggets and those homemade white beans all the way down I-40! We’re excited to bring Pastor Corey Osborne to the BMVT Podcast 🔥 Our episode with Pastor Osborne truly details why we decided to create this season for black pastors. He vents about a numerous amount of things, one being how he always knew he was a leader, but just never had that male role model in his life to navigate him into positive leadership positions. He gave his life to God within the CDC jail walls, accepted his calling to preach at 19 years old, and even while incarcerated he was seeking God through church programs provided there that led him to where he is at today. “If you wanna see the hands of God, you got to move your feet.” - Pastor Corey Osborne 📍 A family man, business owner, husband, and of course a Pastor … take some time to listen to a black man vent today! ✌🏽 “Have You Heard A Black Man Vent Today?”™️ #BMVT If you are needing catfish filets, catfish nuggets, hell catfish ANYTHING! Look no further than JustFish, where there motto is “We Ain’t Fishing Around!” 🐟 BMVT Ad Break ✌🏽 “JustFish” 🐠 Facebook: JustFish Instagram: @justfish615 BMVT Commercial Break ✌🏽 Rex Howard - Personal Coach - “Until Tmrw” Journal - “29 Day Self Discovery” Journal - AVAILABLE ON AMAZON: https://a.co/d/fimbKFK