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Fathers and Mentors: A chat with Dr. Frederick Kenneth Price from Los Angeles, CA

Dynamic and divinely appointed, Dr. Frederick Kenneth Price, the son of world-renowned teachers and ministers, the late Apostle Frederick K.C. Price and Dr. Betty R. Price, is head Pastor of Crenshaw Christian Center (CCC).  A charismatic bible scholar, Dr. Price leads the 8,000-member congregation with reverence and relatability as he seeks to inspire and educate generations of believers.    Now in his second decade of preaching the Gospel, the 44-year-old pastor brings a fearless and faithful style to the ministry.  Like his father before him, he is not afraid to take on convention in the name of Christ.

Padres Y Mentores: The Audio Book

Tú eres creado únicamente por Dios con regalos y talentos dados para impactar a este mundo y a aquellos que están alrededor de ti. Tu talento te ha sido dado para prosperarte y sostenerte en este mundo. Solo tú puedes escoger cómo vas a usar este regalo. ¿Lo usarás para mal, para dominar a otros para tu propia ventaja? ¿Lo usarás para ayudar levantar a otros con tu ejemplo a través de tus palabras, acciones y carácter cuando nadie está viendo e involucrar a Dios el Padre en cada decisión de tu vida? ¿Clamarás a Él por unas cuantas horas en domingo o cuando estas en problemas, y después pondrás tu relación con Él y Su Palabra (la santa escritura) a un lado hasta un tiempo que te conviene? www.agoodword4today.com Support via cash app: $Agoodwordforeveryday

Fathers and Mentors: Do You Really Know What Your Bible Is Saying? Part 2

Lois Tverberg, popular Christian author of the “Rabbi Jesus” book series, shares the story of why she left her career as a college biology professor to write about the Jewish context of Jesus full time. It begins with her struggle to answer a critical question for many Christians. Did the historical Jesus actually claim to be the Messiah and Son of God, or was this just made up by later Gentile followers? During the 1980s, the "Jesus Seminar" filled the headlines with this theory. Her college religion professors were saying the same thing. Ten years later, Lois discovered a group of Jewish and Christian scholars who showed that just the opposite was true. Jesus' words were filled with bold claims to be the Messiah and Son of God, but he expressed this through allusions to the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament). New Testament scholars who were ignorant of this well-known Jewish teaching style completely missed the implications of his words. For more information you can reach her at: https://ourrabbijesus.com/ We appreciate your support: www.agoodword4today.com Cash App: $Agoodwordforeveryday

Fathers and Mentors: Do You Really Know What Your Bible Is Saying? Part 1

Are you and ignorant Christian that knows about the Bible but not what the Bible means today? Lois Tverberg, popular Christian author of the “Rabbi Jesus” book series, shares the story of why she left her career as a college biology professor to write about the Jewish context of Jesus full time. It begins with her struggle to answer a critical question for many Christians. Did the historical Jesus actually claim to be the Messiah and Son of God, or was this just made up by later Gentile followers? During the 1980s, the "Jesus Seminar" filled the headlines with this theory. Her college religion professors were saying the same thing. Ten years later, Lois discovered a group of Jewish and Christian scholars who showed that just the opposite was true. Jesus' words were filled with bold claims to be the Messiah and Son of God, but he expressed this through allusions to the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament). New Testament scholars who were ignorant of this well-known Jewish teaching style completely missed the implications of his words. For more information you can reach her at: https://ourrabbijesus.com/ We appreciate your support. You can do that below: www.agoodword4today.com Cash App: $Agoodwordforeveryday

Fathers and Mentors: The Black Girl's Guide to Healing Emotional Wounds - Part 3

Disappointments, jealousy, rejection, low self-esteem, competition, overthinking, and family secrets are some of the emotional wounds that cause inner chaos and damage our sense of self. As black girls, we suffer differently, and our history is complex. Nijiama Smalls is all too familiar with the suffering of black girls and shares her personal journey of uncovering the origin of black girl trauma while also addressing the ongoing process of healing and recovery from wounds caused by past hurts. Author N. Smalls talks to us. Support us via cash app: $Agoodwordforeveryday www.agoodword4today.com