2022 has been the hardest lesson in self-discovery that I've ever experienced in my life. In this episode of the Rebranded Christianity podcast, I discuss how a text message with a very familiar Bible scripture, Proverbs 3:5,6, would come to both define and confront me during this time, but ultimately bring me to the place God always wants us to be and that is totally dependent upon Him as our loving Father. I pray that sharing this journey with you, will inspire and encourage you to truly ask yourself this question: Am I totally dependent upon God?

Dating can be fun, mysterious, exciting, and filled with new adventures, but what happens when it becomes unfulfilling, limited, and just plain boring. In this episode of the Rebranded Christianity podcast, I explore my evolution on dating and how the concepts of the One and God's perfect will coincide and play an important role in your dating adventures. 

On the eve of MLK Day 2021 in the United States, I want to share this podcast about the importance and urgency of disarming anti-Semitism. I review the diabolical partnership that occurs in our lives when we harbor anti-Semitic sentiments and how to break free from that connection so that it has no place in your heart.

Right now is the time for the church to stop celebrating and justifying Christoper Columbus. This man, who proudly engaged in very evil and immoral behavior, has no place being celebrated by anyone who calls themselves a disciple of Jessus Christ. Using the foundational scripture given to use by Jesus, John 10:10, to distinguish between the works of darkness of the works of Christ, I discuss how conversations I had with Christians last year led me to make this strong appeal to Christians to stop celebrating Christopher Columbus.

A text I received on Memorial Day troubled my heart about an issue that is very familiar to me. What troubled me even further is how the media covered what happened over Memorial Day Weekend 2020, which is also very familiar, and what motivation is behind that coverage. This episode of the ReBranded Christianity podcast begins a series entitled, From the Heart. I am a speaking on current events and cultural issues that have been deeply within my heart for some time and putting them in a biblical context. This series will be therapeutic, enlightening, revelatory, and cross-corrective.

An evening walk led to an epiphany that I share in this episode of the Rebranded Christianity podcast. I believe this heart-to-heart episode will be both a reflective and springboard moment for you.

Anger over YouTube comments about the Civil Rights Movement led to an answered prayer that has changed my life. God placed these three words on my heart, "The Human Race." In this episode of the Rebranded Christianity podcast, I discuss this major moment, the Bible verse that confirms it, and how the Body of Christ must break free from cultural norms that promote racism to show the unity Jesus intended for us to exemplify.

We all need an occasionally escape from reality, but our culture has become addicted to escapism. But what happens when the tools we use to escape reality no longer satisfy the soul's desire for change - for something different? In this episode of the Rebranded Christianity podcast, I give you the tools to stop running from uncomfortable realities, turn to God, and experience breakthrough.

In the final segment of this three-part series, I examine true Christian discipleship and distinguish that from a Christianity that is more about the culture then it is about Jesus. I review how only the true disciples of Christ will stand as the Western World turns against Christianity, but those who Christianity is rooted in the culture are in danger of falling away from their faith.

In part two of this three part series, I discuss the damage that is being done to the Christian faith by those in the church community who promote the belief that America was founded as a Christian nation and that it needs to get back to its Christian roots. I examine the origin of this belief, its impact on society, and what should be the stance of the church community in an America that is currently growing more indifferent and hostile towards religion.