What’s in a name? Dr. Louie Yang, also known as Dr. Louie, joins me in a conversation about cultural curiosity and the benefits of an immersive experience. In this episode, we discuss the evolution of his name and what sounds like a seemingly innocent question, where you are from. Finally, we discuss the benefits of cultural curiosity and how immersive experiences provide an understanding of another person’s story and authentic relationships.

Native American women are murdered at more than ten times the national average; however, BIPOC Women receive less media attention.

May 5 is the National Day of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women. Colette Yellow Robe, Ph.D., Joins me in a conversation to discuss the history, heartache, and hope for the justice of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women/Girls and their Relatives.

Part of today's conversation is answering the question, how are we to engage people as ambassadors of Christ? My Guests are John Leonard Harris, Founder of Encouragement Unlimited, and Founder and Pastor of Encouragement Kingdom Outreach Fellowship and Pastor Jessie Myles, Founder, and Pastor of No Greater Love Christian Fellowship Church

Join us as we discuss:

What are the realities of racism?

Where do our allegiances lie?

How should we engage these issues Spiritually?

Where is the Fruit of the Spirit in all of this?

My Guests are John Leonard Harris, Founder of Encouragement Unlimited, and Founder and Pastor of Encouragement Kingdom Outreach Fellowship

Also, Pastor Jessie Myles, Founder, and Pastor of No Greater Love Christian Fellowship Church

Join us as we discuss:

What is Critical Race Theory?

Why does the language behind CRT so controversial?

Does it add to or take away from history?

What does Jesus say about the oppressed?

My Guest, is Celeste Henderson, a wife, mother, Master Trauma Healing Group Facilitator, and Founder of Sanctuary International

Join us as we discuss:

The parallels between black Americans and black Britons

Experience of living a Culturally Hybrid life also known as Code Switching

The Church’s role in global racial reconciliation

The importance of acknowledging and teaching the historical contributions of Black Britians

Why it’s important to address racial and generational trauma

My Guest, Inspire 2021 Woman of the year, Dr. Anitra Warrior shares her story of turning her tragedy into helping others.

Join us as we discuss:

• Tragic experiences that led to working in the mental health field

• Importance of incorporating Native American Culture and Heritage into western practices.

• Respect instead of pathologizing heritage and culture.

• Investing in underserved communities and launching a non-profit.

Join me and my friend, Lupe Hickey, who teaches us about Día de los Muertos, known as Day of the Dead.

• Lupe talks to us about

• The origins of Day of the Dead

• Customs, rituals, and religious significance

Many of us are experiencing some form of trauma today with all that’s happening in the world. In this episode, we talk about how to deal with the trauma and heal from it.

My Guest Don and Doreen Gordon discuss:

•  The definition of trauma

• How to trauma affects the body 

• Where’s God in the midst of difficult times that lead to trauma

• Healing is possible for generational and racial trauma

• Don and Dorren’s ministry to help the hurting

Justice from our perspective vs. Justice from Jesus’ perspective. Jesus’ display of God’s love, mercy, and grace should be the example we follow.

The beauty and struggles of multicultural marriage Stephanie, a Honduran-American woman, and Jun, a Haitian-American man

Today's topic of conversation is about diverse missionaries for people of Color BIPOC to Africa. Why is diversity causing so much division? The Church in the book of Acts shows us how and why we should embrace the diversity of ethnicity, people groups, and gifts and abilities on the mission field.

In this episode, I talk about taking a break as part of my self-care regime, our family vacation, and an upcoming giveaway as a thank you to our listeners and for the GRIT-Getting Real Immersed in Truth Podcast's first Anniversary.

In this episode, Dr. John Spilker joins us as we explore his story about grappling with faith and sexuality.

Open Adoption - Maddie Zimmerman shares her story about talks about her journey to open adoption.

Foster Care - Rachael Folds talks about her journey from foster child to foster parent!

Our Crown The Black Hair Episode

Women in the Pulpit Part 2

Women in the Pulpit

Black History Month

Did We Display Our Love of God to Our Neighbor?