Finding a true church home is hard work. I lucked up the first time. It took me one watch night service for me to decide that Varick Memorial AME Zion Church would be my church home. God led me right to where I needed to be. But this go 'round—ever since my pastor left last August—has been much harder than I had anticipated....

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Unrequited love, bad relationships, and bitter breakups continue to taint the beauty of relationships. Feelings of worthlessness, wasted time, and wiped tears tend to make moving on more difficult each time. It often leaves us hurt, hopeless, and hidden. We isolate ourselves, and our hearts, to protect them from enduring the very thing that just tore us apart. But this isn't a post...

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In this digital age, it's easy to compare our journey to others. But there's dire importance and appreciating your own journey and your own purpose. There's beauty in staying in your lane. This podcast explores the importance of remaining in your own lane as you work toward your goals. ...

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The journey to self-discovery, identity, and worth is a tiresome one. It takes discipline, dedication, and work - lots of work. For a long time I wondered where that work began. What does that work look like? How long does that work take? How will I know when to begin that work? I knew I had to learn myself, so that’s where I...

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We all fall off; this journey is a constant winding road. The important part is how you work to center yourself back to God's will. It's said that songs offer an incredible gateway to one's soul. What you constant fill your ears with, will manifest in your heart, then outwardly. So when I'm in the midst of spiritual struggles, these 12 songs are...

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With the new year comes new goals. But those don't matter if, throughout the year, you aren't diligent in achieving them.  This podcast provides 4 ways to maintain your consistency throughout 2018, to ensure you actually achieve those goals! ...

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My mother and father were very much the stay-out-of-grown-folks-business parents. They felt that children should maintain their innocence by being ignorant to the plights of adulthood. While my brother and I may have heard them argue, as kids, we were rarely exposed to the details of those arguments or the challenges they faced maritally or individually. I appreciated not having to bear the burden of...

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