Couch Conversations: Real Talk, Righteous Perspective

This episode's theme is Brother to Brother. Robert Farmer and Andrew Lee join in a conversation about faith, manhood, and the power of godly connection. Brothers need brothers. Men need safe spaces where they can be honest, encouraged, sharpened, and strengthened. Strength is not built in isolation. Strength is built in relationship, accountability, wisdom, and brotherhood.

None of us become who we are called to be alone. Somewhere along the way, God uses people to pour into us, correct us, challenge us, encourage us, and help us see what we could not always see in ourselves. We are going to talk honestly about what mentorship looks like, why it matters, how it shapes identity and purpose, and how both mentors and mentees can honor the relationship well.

We're honored to welcome Pastor James D. Gailliard and Pastor Dwight as we talk about their spiritual relationship, what they have learned from one another, and how prayer, correction, affirmation, and accountability have shaped their journey, and why men need godly examples in every season of life.

We’re going to talk about what it means for a father to raise a son, what it means for a son to receive wisdom from his father, and how love, discipline, faith, and life lessons are passed down from one generation to the next. In a world where so many men are carrying silent battles, today we want to create space for honest conversation — not just about what men do, but about who men are becoming....

Life can bring seasons that leave us wounded, grieving, and searching for meaning—but even in those moments, God is still at work. He has a way of taking what was painful and using it to produce something purposeful. Joining us are Edna Williams and Cynthia Howard, two women whose journeys reflect strength, faith, and the power of God to bring purpose out of pain. This conversation is about healin...

Dr. Janee Avent-Harris joins the couch to discuss a topic that is both timely and necessary— mental health and the church . So many people are navigating emotional and mental challenges while still trying to hold on to their faith, and we want to have an honest conversation about how the church can respond with wisdom, compassion, and care.

Monica & Concillia stayed on the couch to follow up from last week's discussion on the power and practice of prayer. This episode is a prayer. Praying over those who are grieving, families, relationships and physical healing.

Monica & Concillia join the couch to discuss a subject that has sustained believers through every generation—the power and practice of prayer. Prayer is not just something we do; it is our lifeline to God. It is where burdens are lifted, strength is renewed, direction is given, and heaven touches earth. When prayer is fueled by passion, it becomes more than words—it becomes pursuit.

We're back with guests Trishonda and Stephanie, as we continue on the topic "Life is a Journey: "The Process of Finding Me". Life has a way of shaping us through every season—the highs, the lows, the waiting seasons, and the growing seasons.

This episode's topic is "Life Is a Journey: The Process of Finding Me". Life has a way of shaping us through every season—the highs, the lows, the waiting seasons, and the growing seasons.

Denise Dunn-Cerja returns to the couch as we talk about nutrition with the question, “What’s on your plate?” Because the food we choose affects our health, our energy, and how we show up every day.

Durbee and Denise discuss being physically active and taking better care of our health

On this episode Pastor Michael Eley joins the couch to provide council to pastors and congregants, as a young and newly installed Senior Pastor

Trishonda Roberson joins the couch to talk about her new book "Waiting Well" and her journey through singleness

For a long time, some folks have believed women shouldn’t be pastors, shouldn’t preach, shouldn’t lead. And yet… the Bible is full of God using women mightily. Not for attention. Not for applause. But for impact. Our guest is a woman of faith, conviction, wisdom, and resilience—Rev. Dr. Pastor Wanda Parker

For a long time, some folks have believed women shouldn’t be pastors, shouldn’t preach, shouldn’t lead. And yet… the Bible is full of God using women mightily. Not for attention. Not for applause. But for impact. Our guest is a woman of faith, conviction, wisdom, and resilience—Rev. Dr. Pastor Wanda Parker

This time we're off the couch! Justin Hines steps from behind the camera, reacting and responding to outakes from Episode 7 with Max Avent, from the lens of the younger generation

Max Avent joins the couch to discuss how we as a community of believers can navigate the current political climate

Lashawn and Imani discuss how to be trauma informed when it comes to children and the youth

Jalon and Kyle come to the couch to discuss how we can better disciple children

Jalon and Kyle come to the couch to discuss how we can better disciple children

Exploring what true discipleship is

Exploring what true discipleship is

Exploring what true discipleship is