Life is full of roadblocks and hurdles, but that doesn't mean we can't find ways to overcome them. Let's explore the art of conquering challenges and overcoming obstacles on a Word with Anthony Walker.

In a world where communication has become more about convenience than quality, taking the time to truly converse and actively listen to one another can bridge the gap and build stronger connections.

Whenever you ask a question, whenever you plant a seed, whenever you pray a prayer, you have to release it. Let’s talk about it on a word with Anthony Walker.

How much further would you be if you maximized your potential? Let's maximize our potential on A Word with Anthony Walker.

Pain is an inevitable place that we all must face and we should learn to embrace. 

We all have a fascination, a fear, and a fight with Giants. Listen as I give you three things you need to know to step up, square up, and slay your giants. 

In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. By the Word he spoke everything we see and know into existence. Every creature, every animal, every bug, every person, every atom… he spoke it all into existence and ordered all of creation. The blue in the sky, the green in the grass, the wet in the water, even the tilt of the earth, yes, he ordered that also. It is also that tilt, that gives us one of the best things we will experience. One of the most exciting, frightening, challenging, motivating things we will experience is the fact that seasons change. Let’s talk about it on A Word with Anthony Walker. 

We all are aware of words that have multiple meanings. The word bad has multiple meanings that are so contrasting, a person would have to peer deeper into the conversation to know what the other was talking about. Those shoes are bad, could mean that those shoes are fowl, grotesque, and need to be removed immediately. But those shoes are bad could also mean that they are stylish, nice, and must be visually appreciated repeatedly. However, there are words that have multiple meanings so close that only nuance and context could separate them. Lets talk about one such word on A Word with Anthony Walker.