The Blind Narrative...

In this season finale episode, Drew and Dwight attempt to discuss a very difficult topic as it relates to Lordship. Many times, you don’t get warm & fuzzies about being obedient however they discover the real reward by the end of the discussion.

In this episode Drew and Dwight pick the mind of Sarah about establishing a sustainable culture in everyday interactions and relationships. The trio attempt to explore what it looks like to compliment a brave space with safety.

In this episode, Drew and Dwight arrive to a revelation while talking about purpose and God’s vision for our lives. As they discuss, they realize that purpose is designed to glorify God, and as a byproduct, impact people.

In this episode it is Drew & Dwight’s goal is to get to the root of blind spots. Areas where they need the most help, greater insight, encouragement and admonishment are exposed as they dive face first into a greater discovery of themselves. 

In this episode, Dwight and Drew begin to express real emotions about the pressures of everyday life. They dive into the fragility of how men struggle to embrace their emotions as they experience them. They also begin to talk a little more in depth about relationships the ended prematurely or lasted too long.

In this episode, Dwight and Andrew have the pleasure of speaking with VIP guest Sarah L. Pullen (aka Dwight’s wife, aka founding school counselor, aka Dwight’s better Whole). Sarah begins to share her story through the lens of being the youngest daughter of three and how her childhood became the catalyst for her career. She also opens up about her journey to being shaped as a wife this past year, and caps of the episode describing her passion for progressive and fruitful friendships.

In this episode Andrew and Dwight take a deep dive into the necessity for vulnerability and transparency in relationships. They expose themselves in a way that attempts to paint a picture of how a lack of vulnerability can be poison to growth. This was not an easy discussion to have, but it was worth while.

In this episode, Drew and Dwight dig into the weeds of the Genesis of their connection and how they became so close. They discuss the toxic relationships they were involved in, the RED FLAGS they ignored, and the healing journey that took place in the midst of “Hot Boy Summer”. Much was revealed in this discussion as they reflected on their history as brothers.

In this episode, a little more context was brought to Sarah and Dwight’s love story in how they met and their process of dating intentionally for marriage. Eventually the discussion transitions to the topic of mutual service in God-centered relationships, what leadership and submission is founded on, and what the standard of marriage REALLY is. This was a dope dialogue that we want to continue. Please subscribe, like and share this content so that we all can progress in a God honoring way.

In this episode, Dwight and Andrew take a semi-deep dive into a milestone transition in Dwight’s life, after getting engaged in December 2020. The duo then begin to unravel the importance of how community-centered unions strengthen the life span of healthy and progressive relationships. Please don't forget to subscribe, comment, and share!