Episodes
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Columbus & Indigenous People Day
How do these two holidays parallel the idea that currently divide us?
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Atonement
False narratives are spoken over people and circumstances which result in wrong decision, making wrong, identity and wrong mindsets. Today is a day those things can change!
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Stand up
Figure out what you believe about child trafficking, RBG, President Trump, and the upcoming election
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Gimmie 3 Steps
Today I explore three steps that literally could change our world. Putting these into practice can be the difference makers in our family and in our communities.
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We need more than Cheerleaders!
About 60 days from our November 2020 election’s President Trump needs more than cheerleaders in his corner. It’s time for every conservative to step up in a way perhaps that they had not considered
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Social Media Challenge
Add to restoring the foundations of why you believe what you believe
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Black Authors
What is the flipside of Black Lives Matter, Antifa, and the black militia? It could be the Black Author Association! Find out about this new Facebook page and the inspiration behind sharing positive narratives of the black community in America.
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Transparent empathy
New political in civic leader ship is needed in America but there is a very small group of individuals who are actually qualified to meet that need.
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Exhausted? Being solution focused can get that way sometimes
Even though the problems in our country seem insurmountable, they aren’t... yet
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Discerning Truth
As we come through all of the information that is thrown at us we must take the time to discern the truth even when it doesn’t match the fact
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COVID Passover
As all of Israel is commanded to spend their Seder means at home, like they did over 2000 years ago, we have an opportunity to join them in a special remembrance while social distancing.
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Lack of Civility is the beginning of tyranny
What must America do to bring back a little civility to our conversations because we need it now more than ever!
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The grass is not always greener - sometimes staying where you are is worth it
The Republican Party was a gift abolitionists gave to America. Isn’t it time African Americans took back their party?
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Stand therefore means when you’ve done all you can think of, don’t quit
Whether it be politically, economically, or relationally we all have a tipping point and we all come across that moment in time when we decide whether to stand or turn and go a different way.
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#DemDebate
Reflections on the 2-2020 Democratic debate in New Hampshire
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How the a Democratic Party deceived a people
This book gives the good, the bad, and the ugly about why we’re in the political mess we’re in.
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We celebrate two events this week that mark momentous times in our nation’s history.
Dr. King’s holiday and the 47th anniversary of Roe v. Wade occurred this week. As I marched in both, I recall the importance of modern activism even in this political climate.
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How do we know when the decisions in our lives that look like a Plan B are not actually God’s Plan A
Just as our Constitution states God the Creator placed in each one of us unique abilities and attributes. It is through the development of these gifts and talents that we navigate life sometimes unwittingly other times with great purpose and intention. But when we perceive our decisions as...
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MLK 2020 Recollections
Today is a day that we remember a hero, a modern-day hero that we all still benefit from.
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Sen. Loeffler, Impeachment, & Pilgrims
How do we as modern Americans put aside complacency- there’s no convenient answer. But that should not stop us....
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Immigration pt. 2
How does immigration impact education? These two topics are drains on our tax base and economy. Yet what we do to unravel the challenges we face as a nation must be accomplished with understand and empathy as well as a realistic knowledge of what works for kids.
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Birthright
The lights shined on us can come from a variety of places. How we utilize that light is greatly dependent upon how much (or hole little) we stir up the legacy gifts within us and use them for the betterment of mankind. This is birthright.
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The Final Say
When we come face to face with challenges, our recollection of those events impacts how we relive the memories of our past. Coming through a brain tumor, I had much to reflect on. Ultimately I decided to let God have the final say.
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Gentrification
The Black History Bible will be released In February 2020. This episode reflects back on my own gentrification experiences in Atlanta, Georgia. How we perceive our experiences is the only determining factor of whether they are positive or negative. We don’t often look back and differentiate…
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