The Way We See It

In this episode, Alex and Angela have a conversation with Pastor Amy Foster, a white conservative mother who is raising biracial children. They discuss everything from when and how do you talk with your kids about race, white privilege, discovering blackness, and how to talk with kids about the complexities of black lives matter, the movement vs. the sentiment. This is a real conversation with a f...

In this episode, Alex and Angela talk about the different areas of compatibility that are important to look at when picking a partner. These are the same areas that are important to work on when striving to build a strong marriage.

Alex and Angela are joined on this episode by KJ-52. Cancel culture is upon us and being used as a way to silence people and shut down dissenting voices in our society. As Christians we need to work towards reconciliation at all times, as well we need to understand that all around us, there are people who have plans and are setting traps to cancel our voice.

Perception is reality. What you and I perceive as true may not be the same. Therefore, although our perception is our reality, it may not be true. We have different vantage points, and instead of getting frustrated we need to leave room for those who see things differently than we do.

Alex and Angela want the world to hear how they feel and what they believe to be true about abortion. They are joined by their long time friend, Todd Preston, M.D. who shares his heart and thoughts about abortion both from the perspective of his medical training and his passion for being Pro-life from womb to tomb.

God is not caught off guard by what's going on in our nation. We have to remember to seek Him and reflect Him, so that we stay focused on our true mission. As the election quickly approaches, Alex and Angela remind us of a few things we need to remember

In this episode, Alex and Angela are joined by a couple of their friends, Pastor Brandon Estelle and Pastor Brandon Smith. They discuss a few topics that have often been considered taboo or off limits for discussion in the black community. From discipleship to sex, they talk about why black people need to talk more about these things.

In this episode, Alex and Angela are joined by a couple of their friends, Pastor Brandon Estelle and Pastor Brandon Smith. They discuss a few topics that have often been considered taboo or off limits for discussion in the black community. From finances to emotional health, they talk about why black people need to talk more about these things.

Logic goes out the window when we give way to our emotions. Subsequently, our emotions often cause us to lose the battle between the Spirit & the flesh! In this episode, Alex and Angela discuss the need for us to become emotionally strong people.

Angela and Alex are joined by their friend Charlie Mitchell. Charlie is the Pastor of Epiphany Church in Baltimore, Maryland. They discuss the difference between "Black Lives Matter", the sentiment and BLM the movement.

Kanye West has announced he is running for President. Alex shares his list of 10 reasons why he believes this is very important. Even though he is "way out there", Kanye is a global billionaire icon with a lot of influence and people will listen to him. His run for the Presidency may not land him in the White House, but Alex believes that he will make enough waves to shake the election process up.

In this episode, Alex is joined by his son, Trey Bryant and "friend" Savanna Trivers as they discuss the "greatest NBA player of all time" and whether or not athletes should weigh - in on social and political issues.

In this episode, Alex and Angela interview Reggie Dabbs. Reggie grew up in the foster care system and was eventually adopted by a loving family and travels all over the world as one of the most sought after speakers around today. Whether it's in Australia on the stage at the Hillsong conference or in a school assembly with thousands of students, Reggie speaks a message of Hope, Love, and Forgivene...

Alex and Angela discuss Chapter 10 of their book, Let's Start Again and share practical examples of how to spread love, forgiveness, unity and peace to those around us.

In this episode, Alex and Angela candidly talk about the ongoing issue with the people versus the police mentality. They both believe there obviously needs to be a change in some of the police practices and culture. That being said, they challenge us all to remember that police are people too and they want to make it home to their family at the end of their shift.

Join Alex and Angela for an inspiring conversation with Bishop Walter Harvey. Bishop Harvey serves as the President of The National Black Fellowship of the Assemblies of God and is the CEO and Founder of Walter Harvey Ministries. He has served as Senior Pastor of Parklawn Assembly of God in Milwaukee, Wisconsin for over 25 years and has recently transitioned from Senior Pastor to serve as Apostle/...

Many of us are dealing with feelings of depression and anxiety these days. In this episode, Alex and Angela share their ideas as they discuss the emotional, spiritual and biological aspects of depression and anxiety. You'll be encouraged and gain insight to encourage others...guaranteed!

Alex and Angela share their thoughts on all the events that are happening in our nation in the aftermath of the death of George Floyd. They address the cry for justice, peaceful protesting versus rioting and looting, and the needed change in police policies. Then, as always, they offer hope and help for the future.

Join Alex and Angela as they check in with their four boys to see if the wisdom they have been trying to instill in them has taken root.

Why do we believe what we do? Alex and Angela discuss their thoughts on the nature vs nurture conundrum and how it affects attitudes involving race.

Alex and Angela have their first guest Dwayne Jackson, Founder of Hoops on Mission in Fort Myers, FL. Dwayne shares how "Jesus tapped him on the shoulder" and reminded him to bring glory to God in spite of an incident that occurred with a racist neighbor.

Alex and Angela share their candid thoughts on how Ahmaud Arbery's death impacts us all.

Alex and Angela have created a series of Top Ten picks for the podcast and this week's episode is on the subject of parenting. They don't claim to be experts, but definitely have lots of experience raising four boys aged 19-11 and their 10 year old daughter.  You're sure to gain some biblical insight into parenting (and a few laughs) as they talk about what they have learned along their parenting...

Alex and Angela discuss the release of their new book, "Let's Start Again." Listeners will get to hear why they decided to write the book and what they hope the readers will take away from it and who they hope to reach with the message of reconciliation. You might be surprised to hear their answers to these questions.

Forgiveness is the key to reconciliation; whether it's God forgiving us sinners, a husband and wife saving a broken marriage or black and white people reconciling after hundreds of years of injustice and discrimination. In this weeks episode, Alex and Angela share insights about how to move beyond past hurts and find harmony in our interactions with others.