The 4NCulture Podcast

Meeting the right person at the wrong time always sucks. They seemingly have everything you're looking for, but family, finance, and poor health often get in the way of that happy ending.

The sanctity of marriage has changed in the West. Nowadays it's mainly seen as a piece of paper, an immigration loophole, and something you can easily get out of. But tonight, we set the record straight.

In celebration of Valentine's day, tonight's episode gets deep and emotional as we look back over our love and celebrate the future.

When it comes to praise and worship singers are widely considered as the front line. Their voices echo God's sovereignty and proclaim his goodness and unwavering love. This episode does a deep dive into the responsibilities, expectations, and obligations of a singer. You won't want to miss this!

Tonight's episode is the second installment of our praise and worship series where we discuss the role of a musician, their ambition, professionalism, and spirit-led playing.

Tune in as we discuss the roles and responsibilities of the band as they pertain to praise and worship.

In this thought-provoking episode, we dive into the controversial question: *Is college a scam?* From skyrocketing tuition to questionable returns on investment, we unpack the myths, motives, and money behind the modern college system. Tune in as we challenge the norm and explore whether higher education is truly the golden ticket it's made out to be.

This episode is for married couples who have felt disconnected lately. Work has been busy, the kids have been needy, and it feels like you're on autopilot. It's time to reconnect with your partner in more ways than one. Tune in!

Haitian food has always been and will always be top-tier cuisine, but when it comes to nutrition, it leaves something to be desired. Follow along as we discuss how haitian cusiness has affected our upbringing and faith. Afterwards we'll recommend healthy alternatives to enjoying food we all know and love.

This episode is close to my wife’s heart as she shares her journey navigating body stereotypes, diet culture, and healing her relationship with food—especially the difference it made when she invited God into her weight loss journey.

If you spend enough time in church, you're bound to feel offended. Sometimes, it comes from a saint, a friend, a spouse, or a minister. And if we allow it to metastasize into bitterness, we'll ultimately leave our assembly. In this episode we disscuss these types of church hurt along with how to overcome the pain.

When it comes to relationships, women often struggle with knowing a man's real intent. And it's often due to misplaced emotions and empty promises. Tonight, we attempt to get to the root of it all.

To wrap up this series, we're discussing the dangers of arranged marriages, prophetic marriages and jones effect marriages. Stay tuned for bonus content!

This episode will cover the negative effects of marrying someone out of pity, someone you're unequally yoked to, and someone's potential. We'll also share moments from the Single's Summit.

In this episode, we explore the complex world of circumstantial marriages—unions formed out of necessity rather than love. Whether driven by family expectations, financial stability, legal advantages, or unexpected life events, these marriages often come with unique challenges and unspoken compromises.

In the 2nd installment of '15 Marriages to Avoid', we're discussing shortsighted marriages and the potential repercussions they come with. Tune in!

Tonight's episode covers 3 types of marriages that fall under the self-gain category; immigaration, celebrity, and monetary.

Covid-19 has always been viewed as the primary reason why a significant amount of youth left the church. But a lack of spiritual development, both in the home and at church, have proven to be just as problematic.

In this episode, Tanya and I discuss the benefits of pre-marital counseling, share the constructive criticisms we've learned to offer each other, and recommend books with helpful tools for both singles and couples.

On this episode, we talk about marital expectations, adjustments partners have to make, and lessons we've learned along the way.

Tonight's episode picks back up where we left off. We discuss the need for youth seminars, mentorship, and more female representation.

Being a Christian single can be daunting at times, hopeless even. With all the excitement surrounding marriage, people typically overlook the complexities they face. Tonight, Nabimie Ducas and Godson Odige aid me in tackling the many challenges singles face as well as shedding light on the benefits of being a part of that community.

In the wake of COVID-19 churches were forced to pivot towards technology in order to better reach the people of God. As a result, a select few were enlisted to help shoulder that burden. Essential Saints. Marguerite Elysee joins us to discuss the role in it's entirety, and to offer words of encouragement to anyone that remains tethered to the role.

Tonight's episode is centered around public and private support as they relate to friendships, relationships and churchships. Kason Laventure joins us again to delve into the psychology behind why people support the way they do.

In tonight's episode Kason Laventure joins us again to discuss the benefits and importance of saying no to your significant other.