TWB Christmas Edition- Celebrate!

BOYS CRY TOO

When was the last time you cried? In this episode of TheWell Booth Podcast, I asked a group of men honest questions about masculinity, vulnerability, emotions and the messages they grew up hearing about what it means to “be a man.” Through their real responses, we explore men’s mental health.

See For Yourself: Knowing God

Are you just repeating what you heard about God or do you truly know Him for yourself? This episode explores intimacy with God, personal relationship with God, spiritual discernment and why truth becomes diluted when we stop seeking Him personally. “You will seek Me and find Me when you seek Me with all your heart.” Jeremiah 29:13 Relationship > repetition.

TWB Christmas Edition- Freedom and Responsibility

My brother and I grew liver as kids and finally got the freedom we wanted until reality showed up. If you grew up with Nigerian parents or grandparents, you already understand this story. This episode explores what it really means to steward freedom, carry responsibility and understand boundaries as love.

TWB Christmas Edition- Legacy

In this episode, I share a personal story about my grandmother and the legacy of kindness, prayer and generosity she left behind. Years after her passing, her life still speaks, opening doors, protecting names and reminding me that what we do today can echo far beyond us. We talk about what we are storing up for generations to come. This is a reflection on legacy, and living intentionally, not for reward but for impact that outlives us.

TWB Christmas Edition- A Parent’s Love

Growing up with a strict mother taught me lessons I didn’t understand until much later. Behind the curfews and discipline was a love that never pushed me away. In this episode of TheWell Booth Podcast, I share personal childhood stories and draw a parallel between earthly parenting and God’s love as a Father. This episode is for anyone seeking Christian encouragement, faith-based storytelling and a deeper understanding of God’s grace and fatherhood.