The Way We See It

Join Alex and Angela as they interview their friend and co-founder of F.R.E.E. INTERNATIONAL, Mike Bartel. F.R.E.E. exists to find, restore, embrace and empower victims of human trafficking. Listen in to hear about the practical ways that F.R.E.E. is working to end human trafficking in the U.S.

Listen in as Alex and Angela reflect on a letter that Chaplain Scott McChrystal wrote to military personnel who may be asking themselves whether our efforts in Afghanistan these past twenty years were for nothing.

By now everyone has had the opportunity to take the COVID-19 vaccination shot. It seems like those who wanted it have already got it and those who don't have any intention of taking it haven't. It is what it is. Or at least it should be! In this episode Alex and Angela discuss the problem they have with the growing pressure and manipulation for everyone to get vaxxed.

The conversation about reparations just won't seem to go away. Why is that? In this episode of the podcast Alex and Angela offer a little history as to where this idea originated and do their best to lay out the case for both sides of the argument. They end by offering their perspective on this recurring issue.

Have you been asked to refer to anyone with a pronoun that you don't believe fits his or her gender at birth? It's awkward. Alex and Angela discuss their thoughts on this topic in today's podcast. In a showdown of Truth vs. My Truth...what's a Christ follower to do?

There is a false narrative that says that if we disagree we must divide. That mentality has led us to become a polarized society that can't reason and dialogue with one another. Rather, we sit around spinning our wheels and posting hateful diatribes on our social media accounts. We NEED to do better! In this episode, Alex and Angela are joined by their friend, Douglas Hughes, who shares his views...

Alex and Angela recently visited Tulsa just after the 100th Anniversary of the Tulsa Race Massacre (also known as the Tulsa Race Riots). There is much pain associated with this sad day in Tulsa's history and yet an overwhelming majority of Tulsans have not even heard about the tragedy. A thriving, all-black community was burned to the ground and hundreds of black people were killed that day with m...

Did you know that there were over 400 shootings in the US over the 4th of July weekend, with 150 people being killed. People are being killed every week in many of our inner cities. Listen in as Alex and Angela have a candid conversation with one of Alex's cousin's, as they discuss the root causes of inner city violence and what the appropriate response should be to remedy the problem.

In this episode, Alex and Angela speak with George Westlake, Senior Pastor of the ethnically diverse church, Sheffield Family Life Center in Kansas City, MO . Listen in to hear how Sheffield transitioned from a "white church" to a diverse congregation starting back in the 1970's. You'll be blessed to hear Pastor Westlake's heart and passion for his community and be inspired to strive for racial ha...

Equality and Equity are terms heard frequently in the racial reconciliation conversation. Alex and Angela discuss the subtle difference between these words and the implications of striving for one over the other.  As you listen, you'll learn about the Milton Hershey School for underprivileged children in Pennsylvania and how they strive to give equal opportunities for success to everyone in their...

Following up on Alex's solo podcast about Globalization, he speaks with local businessman and long time friend, Sam Coryell, Jr. about how globalization is affecting us right here in the United States.

Have you noticed the headlines lately?  It seems that the floodgates have been opened for people to give full vent to their emotions. This has resulted in what feels like an unprecedented amount of senseless violence and bloodshed.  Alex and Angela want everyone to "simma down" and think through the issues (and strategy of The Enemy) in an effort to reduce the level of strife, division and violenc...

In this episode of the way we see it, Alex and Angela offer more insight to a graphic we posted on our ministry website that said, reconciliation requires forgiveness. Surprisingly, this sparked a lot of debate, so Alex and Angela did a Facebook live to offer a little more perspective as to what they really meant. Hopefully, this podcast will offer more context and encourage Christians to engage a...

Alex and Angela share the things that they have learned about making marriage work during the twenty-five years that they've been married. Married or single, you'll enjoy this week's episode and hopefully take away some nuggets of truth that will bless and inspire you.

In this episode, Alex is all by himself as he tackles the biggest issues facing America today, near the top of his list is the issue of globalization. If you've never heard of it, don't be alarmed. In this episode, Alex walks us through what globalization means and how he believes it is negatively affecting our country. Even if you are one who doesn't normally understand economic issues like this,...

There are some practical things you can do each day to set yourself up for success and productivity. Alex and Angela share ten best practices that they strive to achieve every day (well at least one of them does...you'll have to listen to find out which ones fall more under Alex's domain vs. Angela's)! We think you'll get a few laughs out of this episode and hopefully learn a little too!

In this episode, Alex and Angela give a simple overview of Critical Race Theory and shed some light on the polarizing nature of its premises. They have found that CRT has become yet another tool of our Enemy to keep people divided on the forefront of the race relations dilemma.

Alex and Angela recently became Chaplains for Racial Reconciliation through the US Missions Department of The Assemblies of God.  In today's episode they discuss why they have chosen to pursue chaplaincy and how that fits into the goals of Alex Bryant MInistries.

In this episode, Alex and Angela discuss a simple truth that many have seemed to have forgotten… in order for us to have racial reconciliation, it's going to take forgiveness. The pain and hurt of the past has not been fully dealt with and recent atrocities have perpetuated the problem, the only thing that will bring us all together is the power of forgiveness. This is why we believe Christians ne...

LEADERS ARE READERS! In today's episode, Alex and Angela discuss ten books that they believe EVERYONE should read! All of these books have impacted their approach to life and ministry and they want you to know about these amazing resources.

Tristian Upton joins Alex and Angela in this week's episode in order to share his journey of being a young biracial man in America in 2021. After a period of floundering in the emotion of all the racial tension, Tristian purposefully made the choice to choose forgiveness so that he could be a part of bringing about reconciliation within his sphere of influence.

Daunte's life and death hits really close to home for Alex and Angela since he was the same age as their oldest son, Trey.  Join us as we process our thoughts in a conversation with Trey about this latest tragedy of yet another unarmed black man dying at the hands of a police officer.

Listen in as Alex and Angela connect with an old friend who is helping people avoid the mistakes that he made on his faith journey.  Tony shares how he went from a place of active ministry, to abandoning his faith altogether, and how God returned him to a place of faith and fulfillment in ministry that he currently enjoys. Now Tony is on a mission to help people find success and fulfillment in lif...

Alex and Angela are joined by Derrick McBride, aka, D-Mac to discuss the satan nike's. Popular recording artist Lil Nas X, who produced the Grammy nominated song, "Old Time Road", recently released 666 pair of shoes that he is calling the satan nikes. The shoes contain drops of human blood in the soles and sold out in under a minute. What does this say about our society?

Charles Spurgeon is quoted as saying, "The fear of God is the death of every other fear; like a mighty lion, it chases all other fears before it. Listen to Alex and Angela discuss how it is possible to obey God's command to fear not in spite of the very real and present dangers we face.