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In this episode we start the conversation about “MEAN GIRLS”. We cannot tolerate “mean girl” behavior because what is tolerated eventually becomes the culture. When leaders ignore gossip, bullying, cliques, or manipulation, others begin to believe that such behavior is acceptable, and those who are wounded often quietly leave rather than speak up. The solution is to establish a culture of honor and accountability. Confront harmful behavior lovingly but directly, refuse to participate in gossip, encourage open communication, celebrate rather than compete with one another, and hold everyone to the same standard regardless of their position or popularity. Kindness is not weakness, and accountability is not cruelty—it is love in action. A community should be a place where people feel safe, valued, and encouraged to grow, not a place where they fear rejection or humiliation. When love governs our relationships, the “mean girl” mentality loses its power, and unity takes its place. I want all that are listening to continue the conversation……….

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In this episode, Character in a Culture of Decay, we explore the urgent need for Godly character in a world where moral standards are continually being challenged. This thought-provoking discussion warns believers of the dangers of compromising biblical values while challenging listeners to remain steadfast in their faith, integrity, and convictions. Through practical insight and spiritual encouragement, this episode calls all people to stand firm, live with purpose, and reflect Christ in every area of life, even in a culture that often moves in the opposite direction. Let this episode start the conversation for your circle.

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Pastor Ezra Howard—a gifted musician and leader who uses his talents to elevate worship and ministry in powerful ways. But his impact doesn’t stop at the pulpit. He’s deeply passionate about mentoring and developing others to step into their calling and serve more effectively in the kingdom of God. And now, through his new book Saved to Serve, he explores what it truly means to be saved—and the purpose behind it.” Enjoy the conversation!!!

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Former Representative Chuck Espy, comes from a family whose commitment to leadership and community impact spans generations. The Espy name is one of distinction, rooted in service, advocacy, and breaking barriers. His uncle, Mike Espy, made history as the first African American elected to Congress from Mississippi since Reconstruction, and later became the first African American to serve as United States Secretary of Agriculture.

Following in those footsteps, Chuck Espy has continued the family tradition of standing in the gap for the people. As a former Mississippi State Representative, he served with vision, determination, and a heart for progress. Yet beyond politics, he is known as a man who understands that true leadership is about lifting communities, creating opportunities, and inspiring the next generation.

Today, we recognize not only a former representative, but a man who represents legacy, perseverance, and purpose.

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So what changed? Did we lose something along the way…or did dating just evolve with the times? Today we’re breaking it all down—the effort, the communication, the expectations, the red flags, and the real talk about love in two completely different eras.

Here’s the link to order the book “I’m going to see Mr. Hope”

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Has college gotten better… or just busier?

Today, we’re diving into the culture shift—

The freedom, the pressure, the relationships, the faith, the distractions—And what it really means to grow up in two completely different college worlds. So whether you’re a 90s graduate, a current student, or somewhere in between…

This conversation is for you.

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This isn’t surface-level inspiration. This is biblical truth for real life. Because following Jesus was never meant to be theoretical — it was meant to be transformational. If you’re hungry for growth…If you’re serious about purpose…If you want more than emotional moments and you’re ready for spiritual movement…

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