Subscribe on iTunes Subscribes on Stitcher Radio Please welcome me in joining Brayn Loritts to the Live Richly Spotlight. I first encountered Bryan when he spoke at the Global Leadership Summit earlier this year and ever since that time, I’ve been inspired by his wisdom. Bryan is the Lead Pastor at Fellowship Memphis, a multi-ethnic, gospel centered, church in Memphis, Tennessee. He is a phenomenal speaker and I would encourage you to watch some of his sermons and speeches. […]
Subscribe on iTunes Subscribe on Stitcher Why is there this deep-seated need for approval within all of us, a longing to be like, loved, or approved? And when we ask for favors and we’re turned down, why do we feel the need for vengeance? Too often, I validate these feelings with human praise and attention which momentarily quench my thirst, yet leave me longing for more. It’s an addiction of sorts, masking itself with noble ambition. Moreover, when I don’t receive what […]
Subscribe/Listen in iTunes Subscribe/Listen in Stitcher Radio Earlier this week, I had the opportunity to speak to a group of college upperclassmen that were part of a leadership journey at Port City Community Church. During our time, we talked about the concept of faith and some of the main roadblocks that exist. With resounding consistency, I heard the word fear. With Halloween just around the corner, I thought it appropriate to talk about fear in relation to our faith. In […]
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One of my greatest struggles is putting my phone down and embracing real life. Too often, I find myself checking emails, texts, social media, and voicemail instead of being present in my daily life. I was recently called out on this by a co-worker when I stayed on my phone during an entire work presentation. His exact words were, “I know you want to be a public speaker, so how would you feel if someone was on their phone the […]
Today we welcome Kimanzi Constable into the Spotlight. Kimanzi is a former bread truck driver turned entrepreneur and best-selling author. His story is inspiring and you will love it. Here’s his story: I was sleeping three hours a night, I had completely mismanaged money, I had gained one hundred and seventy pounds; honestly, I was a jerk. I felt so stuck. I turned to writing as a way to cope with all of the stress and after a few months, […]
While I was searching online for something related to my book, I ran across this story. I was immediately moved to tears and knew that I had to share it here. Also, if I may be so bold, share this everywhere. The world needs it. Listen or read below. The Rich Family in Church by Eddie Ogan I’ll never forget Easter 1946. I was fourteen, my little sister Ocy, twelve, and my older sister Darlene, sixteen. We lived at home with […]
We get busy in life. Matt reminds us of why we dedicate ourselves to something other than ourselves.
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