Episode 7 — Surviving COVID

Is being confrontational wrong? Do you need to be aggressive or assertive when it comes to confrontation? Let’s talk about it.

Unresolved trauma from past relationships - familial, romantic, friendships, work, church, etc. - often manifests itself in a myriad of ways and compromises all current and future relationships. Society teaches us to put on a brave face or suck it up, but should we? Join Kofi, Javia, and Xavier as they welcome back Coach Nez and newcomer Connie to the show to discuss how to feel, deal, and heal. To check out Xavier book Braille - https://www.amazon.com/dp/1630732613/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_G8C6N8716EHMP7NB5EDN To check out Connie’s book Heartsick - https://www.amazon.com/Heartsick-Connecting-Between-Disappointment-Healing-ebook/dp/B083CVQXTX/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8

Picking up where we left off from the last episode, Jermaine, Avidan, Xav, and Kofi are joined by newcomers Keith of NetChurch Online, and Drew to discuss patriarchy, family structure, manhood struggles, and more.

In this episode, Kofi talks about the struggles and challenges of being a kingdom man, or a person after God’s own heart with special guests Avidan and Jermaine.

In this episode, Kofi shares his experience battling COVID, his thoughts on the Derek Chauvin verdict, Tyler Perry, and the death of DMX.

Far too often people use grace as a means to absolve themselves of consequences, critique, and judgment. Does it though? Join Kofi, Javia, Pastor Xav, and Coach T as they discuss Grace and Consequences.

Having a difference of opinion in today’s climate will get you blacklisted, disrespected, or canceled. In this episode, Kofi and Javia talk about the power of our voices and how we can be more respectful of each other — even when we disagree. 

Part 2 of the discussion is here. Led by Javia, her the ladies share their perspectives and wisdom when it comes to relationships and gender roles.

In this episode the men discuss the Chad Wheeler domestic violence case, colorism, dating preferences, gender roles, and biblical manhood. 

Even though the election is behind us, the American people are still as divided as ever. What’s worse is the fact that American Christians seem to be at the epicenter of this division. Join us as we discuss God and Politics, the dangers of Christian Nationalism, the validity of Trump’s chosenness, and more.