Ya doin it wrong: Rapping (Ep. 11)

Ya doin it wrong: Apologetics (Ep. 13)

This month Brandon is joined by Zechariah and Jaquane as they discuss apologetics.  Apologetics is simply providing a defense for one's belief, worldview or faith.  As Christian, we are extremely aware of people questions, curiosities and objections.  While we make not have very answer we understand the importance of not ignore people's questions. Subscribe to youtube channel: https://youtu.be/qDT8DmxK59g

Ya doin it wrong: Wellness (Ep. 12)

This month Brandon catches up with Nate and Sandy as they discuss health, or better yet "wellness".  Sandy the "White Kenyan" and Nate the "Black Incredible Hulk" are in great physical shape.  Yet, often times we create a hierarchy when it comes to health.  We tend to value physical health while neglecting our mental, emotional and spiritual health.  However, we some shouldn't compartmentalize health.  Instead, health should be viewed holistically because it is all interconnected.

Ya doin it wrong: Rapping (Ep. 11)

This month Brandon sits down with Pat Junior as they discuss Pat's new album "I Thought I Knew".  In the day and age of the "Soundcloud rapper", Pat shares how rap isn't something he stumbled upon.  From early on, when his mother introduced him to hip hop and Jesus, Pat always had a passion for expressing himself through music.  Pat does an excellent job of creating high quality art, without compromising on his integrity.  Pat's album is like that of a Psalm His raw, honest and introspective lyrics takes you on an emotional journey of hurt, pain, healing, joy and peace! Follow on IG and Twitter @iampatjunior Purchase album: iTunes: https://music.apple.com/us/album/i-thought-i-knew/1482050804 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/music/album/Pat_Junior_I_Thought_I_Knew?id=B2rxavdywlbvn7uy7mouu5y26qq

Ya doin it wrong: Doubt (Ep. 10)

This month, Brandon is joined by Kao and Emmanuel. Together they talk about doubt. They are not unaware of how their faith is perceived by others. Especially as black men, they are very familiar with the "Christianity is a white man's religion" or the "Bible is what the slave master used" rhetoric. Despite having a response to these critiques, it is undeniable there are times when they have their own doubts about God and faith. Subscribe to channel: https://youtu.be/od0RCJUEPMg Subscribe to podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ya-doin-it-wrong/id1446031575?i=1000425349827&mt=2

Ya doin it wrong: Creating Content (Ep. 9)

In this month's episode of "Ya doin it wrong", Brandon talks with Tam and Bonita about creating content!  What is most fascinating about these multitalented individuals is not simply the content they create but who they are as people.  They are able to communicate their experiences with a level of self-awareness and vulnerability that is inspiring.  Together, they talk about their shared interest in writing, how they define success but most importantly how their content can glorify God and be an encouragement to others! Visit Tam's blog: https://www.thisistam.com Visit Bonita's website: https://sheisbonita.com