The Church KidZ Podcast

Merry Christmas & Happy New Year to you all! This is the Official Grand Finale of Season 1 for the ChurchKidZ Podcast! It has been an amazing journey and adventure to discuss various topics with you all and why not end this journey with fun, fellowship, and holiday cheer. Special Thank You to every viewer and supporter! We love you immensely and stay tuned for Season II next year. Happy Holidays once more to you all.

What's Good Family? So, listen, we are back with another real conversation with your favorite duo, The ChurchKidZ. It's the last month of the year and before we get to Christmas, you know we have to spin the block and discuss relationships and some church politics. First things first, it's the holidays, and you already know that Matching PJs and Relationship Reveals are going to be on the top of the watching list for everyone. Is your family or loved ones always asking you about a significant other or why you're still single? We also discuss the future of the church and what it looks like for millennials. You definitely don't want to miss this episode!

It's the Thanksgiving Season, and like so many of us, there are tons of things we truly have to be grateful for. Listen in as we discuss, our favorite Thanksgiving family stories and memories, along with our favorite foods during the holiday season. This is indeed a family episode, so gather your loved ones and enjoy. Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family.

The late Whitney Houston said, "I've found the greatest love of all inside of me." Often, we don't take the time to consider or consistently celebrate the accomplishments that we've made. If we are completely honest with ourselves, we have survived things that other people have died in or even died from. Life can sometimes be an interesting journey to navigate, nevertheless, there are triumphs and victories even when we magnify our unfortunate failures. As you grow, evolve and flourish, never forget to appreciate the accomplishments you've made. If you had the opportunity to tell your younger self what you know now, what would you say? How encouraging would you be? What would you highlight the most?

Have you ever taken a moment to reflect on the thing's life has taught you? The interesting thing about life is that it has a way of becoming the university you never enrolled in voluntarily; however, because you were gifted with the blessing of it, you honestly have no choice but to endure it. If you had the opportunity to share some of the most memorable moments you've faced and what those things taught you, what would you say? The power of reflection has a sobering effect to a person's perspective and ability to remember. May every experience you've ever had to face in life allow you to recall the hardships but glory in the triumphs of making out on the other side.

October is commonly known as Breast Cancer Awareness Month, however what it is also known for is Depression Awareness Month. In this episode, we explore the unknown or rarely dealt with conversation about Depression within the realm of the church as well as being millennials. We all at some point in our lives have been faced with feelings of depression or maybe even sadness from the effects of something traumatic. Nevertheless, as survivors we overcome by the blood of the lamb and the very words of our testimony.

An old African proverb says, "It takes a village to raise a child", and in today's society the power of community reigns supreme as it pertains to human development. However, with the power of community comes the art of relating to one another in various ways. These relatable factors assist in building what we in the millennial world call "TRIBES". It's important to find your tribe and go where the love is, but what happens when your tribe really isn't your tribe. What's your real definition of friendship? Let's talk about it.

Christian Mingle. Do faith-based people honestly know how to date? Is the goal marriage before understanding your own desires and deal breakers? Our debut episode explores the thought that we as people of faith really have a difficult time with the concept of dating. Considering the endless influences of our various backgrounds, we all desire to be married potentially but how can one establish something with someone else when they don't fully know themselves. Let talk about it.