Resurrection Sunday: Easter Sunday Service 2026

The Pressure to Be Successful by 25!

Success by 25. For years, society has pushed the idea that young adults should already have life figured out by a certain age the career, the money, the relationships, the accomplishments, and the lifestyle. But in todays world, many people are quietly struggling under the pressure of unrealistic expectations, comparison culture, and social media timelines. In this episode of Andre The Podcast, Andre has an honest and relatable conversation about the growing pressure to be successful by 25, the mental health impact of comparison, and why success looks different for everybody. From burnout and anxiety to purpose, growth, and self-worth, this episode challenges the idea that life has to happen on societys timeline. Because real success isnt just about achievements its also about peace, growth, healing, and becoming who youre meant to be. Watch now and join the conversation.

America After Dark: The People Who Keep The Country Running While We Sleep

While most of America sleeps, millions of people are still working. From overnight nurses and truck drivers to newsroom crews, dispatchers, warehouse workers, gas station clerks, and the invisible workforce keeping society moving after dark this weeks episode of Andre The Podcast takes a closer look at the people we rarely notice until something goes wrong. In America After Dark, Andre explores the hidden reality of overnight life, the emotional and physical toll of working through the night, and the quiet resilience of the people who keep the country running while the rest of the world sleeps. This is a thoughtful conversation about sacrifice, loneliness, dignity, and appreciation for the workers society often overlooks. Because while most people are asleep somebody is still awake making life work for everybody else.

Living For The Algorithm - When Everything Becomes Content

From concerts and relationships to breaking news and everyday life, it feels like everything is content now. This week on Andre The Podcast, Andre explores how social media and digital culture have changed the way people experience life, relationships, privacy, and even identity. In a world built around constant visibility, viral moments, and online validation, are we still fully present in the moments we live or are we performing for an audience? Andre reflects on the pressure to always be on, the blurred line between journalism and clout, the impact of constant content consumption, and why stillness and authenticity matter more than ever in todays noisy digital world. Its a thoughtful conversation about media, culture, faith, attention, and what it means to truly live beyond the algorithm.

Does National Day of Prayer Still Matter?

Millions of Americans observed National Day of Prayer last week, continuing a tradition that has existed in various forms since the founding of the United States. But in todays increasingly divided and fast-moving culture, what does National Day of Prayer still mean in 2026? In this episode of Andre The Podcast, Andre takes a balanced and reflective look at the history, purpose, criticism, and cultural significance behind one of Americas most unique national observances. From faith and public life to unity, reflection, and the changing role of spirituality in modern America, this conversation explores why moments of pause and reflection still resonate with many people today. This episode is not about forcing religion or politics onto listeners its about examining a tradition that continues to spark conversation across the country and what it reveals about society, culture, and the search for hope and connection in uncertain times.

When Did Privacy Die? - The Cost of Living Online

Your phone knows more about you than you think. From your location to your search history, data is constantly being collected... often without a second thought. At the same time, weve built a culture where sharing every moment feels expected. So, when did privacy stop being the default? This week on Andre The Podcast, we take a closer look at the cost of living online... breaking down whats being tracked, how oversharing has become normalized, and what it means for our daily lives.