In this season of quarantine and COVID-19, our situations change from week to week. Bible Study Brother, Bible Study Mama, and I got together virtually to discuss our current state of emotions as Resurrection Sunday approached. How are you holding up during these times?

Part I left me on the edge of my seat. What part of her testimony was Bible Study Cousin about to share with the world? I wasn’t ready. I won’t spoil her story. Take a listen for yourself. #wepreach

WHEW! (I’m wiping the sweat off my forehead…LOL!) Bible Study Cousin finally consented to sit down and discuss her faith journey. The more we talked, the more evident it became that she had a lot to say. Our conversation was so rich that we had to reconvene for a Part II. Her journey will resonate with you. Take a listen.

I sat down with Bible Study Brother to discuss the actual day of his ministerial licensing. You get to hear his first hand account of the emotions that he experienced.

Bible Study Brother and I sit down and attempt to figure out our gifts. Some came to mind easily and others were a bit more challenging. The important thing is that we gave it a shot. If you’re interested in reading about dreams and gifts, check out the blog “Dream a Little Dream.” #wepreach

If you’ve listened to any of our previous podcasts, and I mean really listened, I’m sure you can hear the faint cry of daddy issues. (Okay, sometimes it’s blatant.) Bible Study Brother and I decided to be open and tackle the issue head on. We hope it helps you, because it certainly helped us. #wepreach

We always hear that tomorrow is not promised. In reality, the next second that we have is not promised. 2020 has given us plenty of moments that have caused us to be mindful of the time that we have with our loved ones. Bible Study Brother and I sat down to shout out just some of the people that have had a significant impact on our lives. #wepreach

On March 8, 2020, Bible Study Brother became a licensed minister. His sermon on forgiveness is something that he is being challenged to live out in his everyday life. Away from the pulpit and prying eyes. Take a listen to what the Lord had to say through him.

It’s the last installment of my grandma’s faith walk. <Insert crying face> Sitting and listening to her story was refreshing and made me evaluate choices that I’m currently making in my life. She is one of a kind.

Part II of my grandmother’s faith journey covers her time as a bartender in the tavern. If you thought Part I was good, Part II will blow your mind. #wepreach