Men, Sex, and Kevin Samuels

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  • Опубликовано: 22 ноя 2024

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  • @asiarubin681
    @asiarubin681 Год назад +1990

    Don’t treat that man how culture tells you he is, but treat him how God says he is👏🏾🗣️ A WORD!
    This was sooo good!

    • @DanitaLBuckner
      @DanitaLBuckner Год назад +6

      Woah! Powerful

    • @MrsMcCraney23
      @MrsMcCraney23 Год назад +3

      Yes that was everything! 👏🏾👏🏾

    • @alexiabailey6976
      @alexiabailey6976 Год назад +13

      The body is not interested....and we have become cold, lazy and waxed COLD.... especially towards our brothers. Feminist theory is subtlety flooding the church---the devil is rampant. *GOD BLESS YOU ALL FOR THIS DEEP DISCUSSION*

    • @KeepHealingSis
      @KeepHealingSis Год назад +2

      👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

    • @Blessed_Sound
      @Blessed_Sound Год назад +2

      @@asiarubin681it’s a scam, don’t fall for it

  • @angemarie12
    @angemarie12 Год назад +551

    This is what my husband said: "I don't think it's as possible for a lot of male preachers to speak to the problems of men, because most male preacher's aren't conditioned to speak to their own problems. So I suspect it's easier for them to cater their messages to women."
    WORD.

    • @blackmeccainc
      @blackmeccainc Год назад +18

      That is a word.

    • @dolawilliams9609
      @dolawilliams9609 Год назад +4

      Agreed.

    • @lovefelix1566
      @lovefelix1566 Год назад +2

      True!

    • @machiavellisprince5986
      @machiavellisprince5986 Год назад +13

      Not only that, the women are right there, listening to them when they talk and they make up 90% of the audience. You’re going to feel like your sermons are bombing every time you talk about these issues. No amens.

    • @lyrisgreenidge-adams5941
      @lyrisgreenidge-adams5941 Год назад +21

      They focus on the women issues because the women makes up the majority of the church and the most profitable market. Which is sad because the problem in marriage and the society stems from the issues that men have.

  • @SpiritandProofPodcast
    @SpiritandProofPodcast Год назад +1761

    Yall just saved my marriage.. Thank you 3 for giving my husband and I vocabulary and dialogue for our issues with intimacy 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙌🏽

    • @SpiritandProofPodcast
      @SpiritandProofPodcast Год назад +197

      And most importantly, thank you JESUS. ❤

    • @Debbysworld_
      @Debbysworld_ Год назад +11

      ​@@SpiritandProofPodcastyasss

    • @brandi_w
      @brandi_w Год назад +18

      Praise THE LORD! 💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾

    • @RoniiiB
      @RoniiiB Год назад +18

      Amen ❤❤❤❤❤ God bless you and your union 🎉

    • @thelashmom
      @thelashmom Год назад +8

      Glory to God

  • @CharCharJars
    @CharCharJars Год назад +497

    I don’t know who my husband is, but please LORD, allow him to have friends like this because he reflects this as well 🙌🏾🥰 Thank you for preparing me in advance in JESUS MIGHTY NAME, Amen

  • @AJ56909
    @AJ56909 Год назад +268

    “Men that have been broken want to deal with the type of broken women that don’t challenge their own brokenness but rather caters to their brokenness in a way that makes them feel superior or allows them to avoid or escape what they need to do to step up as a leader.”
    I’ve encountered this So Much!! That Really spoke to me!!! Thank u for this! So many gems!

    • @sean3708
      @sean3708 Год назад

      It's not that men don't want to be challenged because men do that with each other all the time. It's that we don't want you to challenge us like men but rather like women. That's why Western men are looking to other women for wives, aka foreign women. Women have soft powers use it.

    • @dvnwifey222
      @dvnwifey222 Год назад +6

      That was a whole word!!

    • @rebelwithapurpose
      @rebelwithapurpose Год назад +4

      This was me in my broken marriage for 16 years but now I am free and doing the work necessary to attract what God has fornke

    • @pbeyes100
      @pbeyes100 10 месяцев назад

      ‼️‼️‼️

    • @MattRomPsalms
      @MattRomPsalms 9 месяцев назад

      Man! This was literally the last guy I dated. To the t!

  • @marigoldcarter5995
    @marigoldcarter5995 Год назад +622

    As a senior 70+, it's encouraging to see young people like these using their knowledge of the culture to uplift others. A wonderful gift from the Father ~~

  • @afroogs2354
    @afroogs2354 Год назад +546

    I am a single woman that felt trapped by genders wars and negative stereotypes to the point I felt like the dating pool was a waste land and there was no point trying.
    Then I quit social media 😂

    • @laneicemitchell
      @laneicemitchell Год назад +34

      THIS!!!!!!!!!!

    • @Widelene1
      @Widelene1 Год назад +67

      Yes!! Decided to take a month IG break that turned into 2 months and might go even further bc I don’t really miss it or these gender wars

    • @aprilaries164
      @aprilaries164 Год назад +1

      😂😂😂

    • @Smarty2able
      @Smarty2able Год назад +37

      I'm off social media because people don't value real connections anymore.

    • @StopBeingVictimsItsNotGodly
      @StopBeingVictimsItsNotGodly Год назад +44

      Same here. I gave up all social media almost 1 year and I’m not going back. The Kevin samuels red pill community made me feel I wasn’t worthy of nothing. I spend my time studying it going to church, best decision I’ve ever made.

  • @arielprivott844
    @arielprivott844 Год назад +527

    Even when Jackie is breezing past a subject she be walking HEAVY! 😂 I love that.

  • @Angelinesekle
    @Angelinesekle Год назад +88

    21:13 whew you said that! When we joined the church, our Pastor recruited my husband to be on the media team and he’s been consistently going to church for 3 years never missing a Sunday unless we were on vacation or had family in town. He goes more than I do 😂he’ll be on 4 hours of sleep on two wheels at church on time ❤ we’re blessed to have a church where the men have a heavy presence in the church and our very involved. Their men’s ministry is 🔥

    • @lmichelle80sbaby
      @lmichelle80sbaby Год назад +2

      ❤❤❤ This!!! This is what the ppl need!! God bless you & your family!

  • @TheSongOfElijah
    @TheSongOfElijah Год назад +16

    I grew up with my father and he was a pastor but he didn’t know how to relate with his kids. He didn’t know his father and he didn’t have a man figure. So in turn I became a man but I didn’t know how to be one. I walked by myself. When I became a father I freaked out and almost ran because I was always told I couldn’t do anything right. But GOD!!!!! I talk to few young men about keeping themselves away from sin and immorality.
    It is hard to walk alone and be in solitude. We need to help each other.

  • @Krystalmoonrocks
    @Krystalmoonrocks Год назад +515

    Seriously, this is the most healthiest conversation on sex I’ve heard in my entire life.

    • @AM-mg7gj
      @AM-mg7gj Год назад +2

      100 percent!

    • @dawnashwood4611
      @dawnashwood4611 Год назад +2

      You clearly are the wounded that they were talking about. How on earth did you glean judgment from what that lady said.....but you did not say a peep as to what Preston and Ezekiel gave an entire synopsis on the brokenness of that man and how his dogma was not Christ-like......but you have an issue with what Jackie said? Peace is debatable.....because unfortunately, that man was not at peace at his big age. He did not live the things that he preached in any type of way and the reason some men resonated with him is via their shared brokeness......period. I thank God for Ezekiel, Preston and Jackie for this conversation.

  • @ebbypetes
    @ebbypetes Год назад +388

    Men are complex, but simple. Beautifully created by God. Ive been guilty of putting men in a box because they're so strong and often times silent in their actions. Whew. Love this podcast.

    • @cget
      @cget Год назад +2

      What do you think makes us complex?

    • @cybercowgirl5711
      @cybercowgirl5711 Год назад +35

      @@cgetFor me, its the lack of self awareness lol You guys just don’t have a good framework for labeling your feelings and stuff. In my opinion 🩷 Not yalls fault - just the way society kinda formed you guys.
      Good News is Jesus has a lot to say about your value 💕

    • @cget
      @cget Год назад +3

      @@cybercowgirl5711 I respect that

    • @Dexion845
      @Dexion845 Год назад

      Men are not complex. Women are the ones who constantly shift according to the culture. Men respond to that. We are silent because we just want to keep our peace without having to argue.

    • @ebbypetes
      @ebbypetes Год назад +21

      @@cget I think it's the compartmental aspect of men. Men can get the job done despite being hurt if that makes sense. Which to me or just watching from the outside puzzles me. Makes me believe that sometimes men are strong and they don't need as much compassion because you guys process information and hardships way differently than women do. That's why I said I've been guilty of putting men in boxes and not seeing them as human as they are. Blew my mind.

  • @ericacaines2529
    @ericacaines2529 Год назад +187

    Pride is the issue. The women are prideful, the men are prideful and all down to the pastors are prideful. It is rare to see someone who wants to learn, who wants discipleship.

    • @kaushitwakafidi
      @kaushitwakafidi Год назад

      💯

    • @mkslim732
      @mkslim732 Год назад +15

      Idk if it’s rare I think it just isn’t celebrated in culture

    • @DanitaLBuckner
      @DanitaLBuckner Год назад +11

      It's not rare. The young people want for it but are turned away or they just don't have that option in their church. I hear it from women, but this is the first that I've heard it from men and it makes so much sense.

    • @ericacaines2529
      @ericacaines2529 Год назад +2

      @@mkslim732 I agree with this statement.

    • @ellejaydee2764
      @ellejaydee2764 Год назад +3

      That’s a small way to think of it . What’s does someone that wants to learn look like on the surface ? Bc how would you know without having necessary conversations?

  • @TruthEpidemic
    @TruthEpidemic Год назад +134

    "Make enough money to hire a maid, but marry your friend" Preston Perry 🙏🏽🙏🏽

  • @TianaNaz97
    @TianaNaz97 Год назад +76

    I watched this video with my sister bc we were both cleaning around the house and realized we were watching the same video in our head phones. We watched the video together on the tv, talked for hours… and got very little done b4 our mom came home. 😅 Such a NEED conversation, so much to take away from it, even for woman.

    • @Hype4Christ
      @Hype4Christ Год назад +6

      Such a beautiful moment ❤

    • @b.enshira885
      @b.enshira885 2 месяца назад +1

      Aww I love this. What a God moment 🙏🏾 I hope you guys didn’t get in too much trouble chatting away😂

  • @TestimonyTalkPodcast
    @TestimonyTalkPodcast Год назад +319

    Y’all just saved my singleness by actually helping me prepare for marriage..❤

  • @SanctifiedSista117
    @SanctifiedSista117 Год назад +136

    This conversation is looooong overdue and did NOT disappoint!
    While I deeply desire marriage, I am so grateful that I’m single at the moment and trusting God for a man who is healthy, healing, whole, and who has a healthy and godly perspective on men, women, sex, marriage, and relationships.
    There’s so much brokenness and division in the world, the culture, and the church because of the enemy, and I’m so glad we are trying to be part of the solution and not add to the problem!

    • @Infinity-om1pl
      @Infinity-om1pl 7 месяцев назад

      Wow you said this so well!!! Absolutely happy that I’m single for that same reason!

    • @dtalilah
      @dtalilah 5 месяцев назад +1

      You said it's actually what I've been thinking. I'm praying that God continues to shape and mold me and my husband-to-be what he desires for us to be. I've made enough mistakes on my own...I trust God🙏🏼

  • @potentialcaroozin2385
    @potentialcaroozin2385 Год назад +222

    I don’t think y’all know how much I needed this. I’m 18, just started my first relationship, and I’m so lost, because my parents are the prime example of a broken man who married a maid. I have these intimate questions with no example in my life of a Godly relationship and what it entails. Yes it’s important to remain celibacy, everyone knows that, but like you said, the potential of a relationship isn’t just physical or if you find them attractive and look at that, they’re Christian. What does a Godly relationship look like emotionally? In practice? It’s not just praying together, though important. Would you be FRIENDS with this person. So thank you, from the bottom of my heart.

    • @AlexMinor
      @AlexMinor Год назад +21

      Before you fix this image of your parents in your mind, why don't you go ask your mother if she feels like she's just a maid married to a broken man.
      You might be surprised at what answer she gives.

    • @Perogativeprincess
      @Perogativeprincess Год назад +7

      Define your morals, standards, and how love/respect/communication etc means to you and never bend! Talk to your parents and understand their story also bc there probably is sooo much more to where you have came in their life now :)
      And remember, he’s only one person! Don’t ever get so attached you forgot you came in this world by yourself and there are SOOO many amazing men out there

    • @onethree123d
      @onethree123d Год назад +7

      ​@@AlexMinorwhy didn't u tell her to talk to her dad? Also implying people can not recognize dysfunction especially children.

    • @AlexMinor
      @AlexMinor Год назад +4

      @@onethree123d I told her to talk to her mother to get additional context for her mom’s situation.
      She perceives her mother as a “slave”. Her view may be biased or inaccurate because she only has a child’s knowledge of events. If her mother likes or even loves her situation and is happy filling her role for her husband/family and wants to do it, would that still constitute slavery?

    • @onethree123d
      @onethree123d Год назад

      @@AlexMinor lol. Yes what women do is slavery period. But ignore that why would a child use broken man and slave. You're full of it and I see through you.

  • @yenzid
    @yenzid Год назад +83

    "Men need to be both lion and lamb" that was amazing.

  • @Tim_ArtistName_Tallent
    @Tim_ArtistName_Tallent Год назад +103

    I love everything about this. 10/10. I even find joy and watching Jackie adore her husband walking out his gift to a level of excellence

  • @cherleverne
    @cherleverne Год назад +445

    Jackie threw the Bible then sat back like “look at my man” 😂😂

    • @ryanstan6943
      @ryanstan6943 Год назад +17

      Righhhhhhttttt!!!! I love that!!

    • @larapotter2159
      @larapotter2159 Год назад +74

      Yaaaaaaassssss…. I knew I wasn’t the only one watching her reaction to Preston 🗣️ that good word. It’s so freakin’ attractive, when a man is passionate about Jesus, their partner, and the kingdom.

    • @stephanieadim5010
      @stephanieadim5010 Год назад +7

      I know 😂😭😭

    • @avvondaparker4627
      @avvondaparker4627 Год назад +5

      Correct!!!😂

    • @InTheRoomWithMarcie
      @InTheRoomWithMarcie Год назад +10

      Yes that was so good! 😂😂😂 That made me chuckle 😅😅😅

  • @missmytime
    @missmytime Год назад +71

    This may be unpopular but I’ll share it anyways. The Bible says that whoever wants to be the greatest among us must be a servant. He also says that lording it over people (usually what a lot of men seem to mean when they talk about leadership) is not what is expected from His followers. In my observation, the reason a lot of men aren’t in the church is that men have only been taught one-way submission, both in the culture and in the church. They think “leadership” is connected to “lordship” and have absolutely no context whatsoever about how they also need to submit as men, so when they find themselves in situations that do require their voluntary submission (ex. to the pastor), they don’t have the framework to handle it. It’s the same reason that underlies why women tend to have an easier time with church structure. This is not about how we’re wired, this is pure social conditioning.

    • @SheBettaSang
      @SheBettaSang Год назад +2

      Truth!

    • @themrs.hamptonshow1384
      @themrs.hamptonshow1384 8 месяцев назад +3

      TRUTH! I’m not just saying that because I’m a woman. This is real!

    • @kareemmitchell7357
      @kareemmitchell7357 3 месяца назад +1

      As a man, I completely agree

    • @zintle-mbali.mashiya
      @zintle-mbali.mashiya 2 месяца назад

      YESSSSSSS!

    • @zintle-mbali.mashiya
      @zintle-mbali.mashiya 2 месяца назад +1

      Modern day society has portrayed servanthood as slavery , when in truth - CHRIST’s work and extreme measures as a servant never took away from His position as our KING. He was literally crucified on a cross labelled “King of the Jews”. so to emphasise your point the secret of true greatness is in servanthood. 10000%!

  • @yamilee1354
    @yamilee1354 Год назад +149

    What a powerful conversation! MARRY YOUR FRIEND IS KEYYYYYY, being with my husband has taught me men are simple, Society has made them appear complex. Ready to feed each other not feast each other---EZEKIEL!!!!!

    • @acct4600
      @acct4600 Год назад +12

      i love how women listen to what a society full of women says about men, instead of listening to the men they wish to understand.

    • @ashleysessoms4967
      @ashleysessoms4967 Год назад

  • @kris.v0513
    @kris.v0513 Год назад +51

    The Lord led me to this video and I don't even have a man rn but the wisdom yall are imparting is major for men AND women who are preparing for their husband's arrival!!!! Thank you Jesus for these great teachers

  • @kathialaguerre1074
    @kathialaguerre1074 Год назад +11

    Many don't have fathers or father figures and coming into a church do not want to "submit" to another man because that is not something they had to do that at home.

  • @hershey307
    @hershey307 Год назад +256

    I didn't want this convo to end!

  • @blairjohnson6785
    @blairjohnson6785 Год назад +127

    Preston is lowkey becoming a role model for me. Young man to young man, inner city kid to inner city kid. Thank god for you all…but I gotta give my man his flowers…Ezekiel love man! Jackie of course we love you too lol! Can’t wait for the tour.

  • @eurasialove
    @eurasialove Год назад +905

    Preston : “RIP”
    Jackie: “peace is debatable “
    Right out the gate y’all starting 😂😂😂 I love it!

    • @mrsburton7911
      @mrsburton7911 Год назад +41

      That 👏🏾cracked 👏🏾 me👏🏾 up😂😂

    • @A_Notes
      @A_Notes Год назад +7

      Where do they start talking about KS

    • @kingstrong5351
      @kingstrong5351 Год назад +74

      "Peace is debatable", nothing about her saying that was Christ-like. This is why Men aren't in the church lol. This is suppose to be a "Christian" woman.
      She's not God, yet, she's saying "Peace is debatable" just because a Man spoke truths she didn't agree with. Trying to judge others for not "modeling" something while your actions aren't even modeling Christ is the ultimate Hypocrisy lol.

    • @Reshae
      @Reshae Год назад +15

      It was the silence afterwards too! 😂

    • @killpaleface3279
      @killpaleface3279 Год назад

      Bogus ungodly women or men would like or love it. Fake people hate the TRUTH KS was giving.

  • @TrentReeves-c2k
    @TrentReeves-c2k Год назад +94

    Divorce is never the way out, My wife and I have been having issues before I sort out help from a spiritual adviser,i wasnt going to let my marriage of 18years crash

    • @TrentReeves-c2k
      @TrentReeves-c2k Год назад

      @LenParliament5 well not the orthodox way but i was referred by a friend to a spiritual adviser and healer

    • @TrentReeves-c2k
      @TrentReeves-c2k Год назад

      @LenParliament5 her name is *Victoria Lee Hess* ,and she is a great spiritual adviser as well as caster

    • @TrentReeves-c2k
      @TrentReeves-c2k Год назад

      you can look her name up online and you will find all you need.

  • @dereklepiesza5022
    @dereklepiesza5022 Год назад +19

    Man, I was watching this episode, and right at the end, about healing the boy in men… I just broke down and cried. Spoken right to me. Wow!

  • @ashkariuki4225
    @ashkariuki4225 Год назад +158

    The friendship part...MY GOOD GOD!!! SOOOO GOOD!!! This is such a good pod! WOW Thank you all so much for this one!!!🔥🔥🔥

  • @DioniWise87
    @DioniWise87 Год назад +81

    WOOO! Preston was PREACHIN' preachin' today! I reacted like his proud wife, Jackie, the whole episode. LOL! I can tell God has given Preston much wisdom on male-female relationships because he spoke with such clarity, conciseness and quick wit. I'm excited to see what God is going to do through Preston and Ezekiel. Jackie, thanks as usual for asking much-needed questions and offering your insights. SPLENDIFEROUS EPISODE! I've learned how to relate better with men, including my dad, brothers and male co-workers. 49:00 Also, when Ezekiel hit us with the story of Jesus washing the disciples' feet, I had to run to the Ephesians 5:25 when Paul writes, "Husbands, love your wives, just as Christ loved the church and gave himself up for her to make her holy, cleansing her by the washing with water through the word,..." I never connected that with Jesus literally washing feet with water, but it makes so much sense. Jesus was modeling servant-leadership to husbands. Wow! And Peter initially rejected Jesus' offer, but he learned to receive. That mirrors what some women might do-not respond to leadership, as Jackie pointed out. WOW! This episode really blessed me! Thank you, God!

    • @DanitaLBuckner
      @DanitaLBuckner Год назад +4

      Yes! God has been dealing with me a while on this, and I feel like this episode touched on everything from a man's perspective. This was SO needed. This is gonna out live us. Why? Because it's the gospel truth. So excited

  • @mwachofi23
    @mwachofi23 Год назад +102

    I really hope many people can listen to this and be renewed because we are all hurting and we need this. This is indeed timely.

    • @Blessed_Sound
      @Blessed_Sound Год назад

      Try to report the fake account that responded

    • @Blessed_Sound
      @Blessed_Sound Год назад

      @WITHTHEPERRYS-Let your feet fall in the net you set for God children.

  • @tt8037
    @tt8037 Год назад +8

    On the men at church-- I’m a woman lol but from watching over 15 yrs at my church and seeing what my Pastors (husband&wife team example as Pastors)offer the men together and most importantly my Pastor Joe as a man of God himself individually provides as an example for men I believe I can accurately say thru observation that--… my church is rare because men join, serve and are faithful. No one is forcing them to come. No pressure. I believe men need a place to be vulnerable, where it’s safe to share, where there’s consistency, support, be recognized, allowed to grow from where they are, see a strong example of a man of God that works and know that they are loved and are important. I see this actively done at my church. We have mens gathering called Brave every month-150 plus men come out on a Sat morn to get encouragement from our Pastor and fellowship with each other. It’s a beautiful thing🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾💙🙏🏾 I pray this miracle for all ministries .

  • @She_is_Chris
    @She_is_Chris 4 месяца назад +2

    As a woman, I make sure I create a safe place for my father, brothers, friends, etc to listen & understand their issues. I love what Transformation Church is doing with their Mended Men gatherings. A time for men to address their hurt and concerns and mend their wounds to embrace gentleness/humility in Christ. ❤

  • @Marmae02
    @Marmae02 Год назад +172

    I’m only 21 so I’m glad to be getting this wisdom this young. Almost fell into the KS trap, but this podcast convicted me heavily. People like y’all and Tony Gaskins are extremely anointed in what y’all teach and preach. Thank y’all so much and God bless!

    • @BjtheLawyer_
      @BjtheLawyer_ Год назад +13

      I’m 29, started listening to KS around 23. KS was a great influence on me personally because he taught us about fashion & how to dress as a Man. And, he pushed Men to work hard & obtain some type of career or profession. So, I want you to understand KS was more than talking about relationships. So, to say it was a trap would be wholly undermining his broader mission & that was to help men! I’m a lawyer now, so let that sink in!

    • @joydanleigh7711
      @joydanleigh7711 Год назад +1

      🤍🤍🤍

    • @fabulousswag6683
      @fabulousswag6683 Год назад +4

      @@BjtheLawyer_ , Thank you for putting it in words succinctly and objectively.
      Mr Samuels represents what is needed, but is lacking in the culture.
      So minimizing that purpose,to emotional feelings alone,is doing one self a disservice.
      Building a house on a sandy soil,in a dry season without knowledge of both raining and dry season.
      And the understanding of how seasons affects the soil and why it impacts the building,you build on it,is recipe for a diasterous fall of the build, during raining season.
      KS shows this, through demonstration of critical reasoning ability,in terms of skill,tools and rules of his engagement, to find the suitable nature of mind for the value you wants to cultivate in it,as your legacy.

    • @BjtheLawyer_
      @BjtheLawyer_ Год назад +4

      @user-ve3ig8de8s Crazy part was Kevin Samuels was Christian and grew up in the church. Also, your husband didn’t just one day start dressing good or have swag. It’s something you have to be exposed to in order to get ideas! However, please do not minimize Kevin Samuels impact because the man have over a million subscribers for a reason. He knew what he was talking about. And as a lawyer and someone who informs others myself. Kevin knew what he was talk about and he was on point. From a secular standpoint he who men & boys should listen to for wisdom! You don’t think God gave him the platform to be able to reach millions? Because if you’re Christian you know that messages and lessons can come from anybody. Don’t be so quick to choose who you want to listen too, instead of who God places in front of you to listen too. There’s a difference.

    • @moniquej369
      @moniquej369 Год назад +14

      @@BjtheLawyer_KS had hatred in his heart towards women. If that’s your idea of a great role model, that’s pretty sad. Smh.

  • @polly6797
    @polly6797 Год назад +123

    Deep episode. You guys are often warning/teaching how to find the right spouse (which is awesome) but if you get a chance, please speak to those who may not have married wisely but have no intention of breaking up their family unit. I know a few Christian, suffering marriages where there is no foundational friendship or respect. I know you guys aren’t in that position but I’m sure you have some wisdom for it.
    Thankyou for your content! Ya’ll get me through alotta dishes!

    • @Journey2sanctification
      @Journey2sanctification Год назад +18

      Felt this! There are definitely some of us praying and waiting for Godly leadership in our marital home.

    • @bruci8717
      @bruci8717 Год назад +15

      Sis, I really hope you receive a response. For years I commented under Christian content in the same vein but never received a response. I’m now divorcing, not because I didn’t feel exactly as you did, but because there were also safety issues in my marriage. But I too STILL would like to hear teaching on what to do when in a marriage entered into against conventional godly wisdom. Thank you for this content!

    • @jada7940
      @jada7940 Год назад +3

      @@bruci8717not to like be that person or anything but I literally just watched a video that mentioned divorce that is on “Richard Lorenzo Jr”s channel and the woman divorced her husband but the Lord led her to repent because Christian’s are not supposed to divorce unless due to adultery in the relationship or if the other person asks. Im sure you’ve already prayed on this but maybe just ask the Lord the next step and if your situation calls you to repent

    • @kimberlyturner820
      @kimberlyturner820 Год назад +1

      @@jada7940
      True. Amen to this.

    • @NiRaSis
      @NiRaSis Год назад +18

      Do people really think that because God says "adultery and if the unsaved person wants to leave" means physical abuse isnt grounds for divorce? God gave us common sense for a reason. We have instincts as humans to protect ourselves from harm. You dont stay with someone who beats you because God doesnt directly say you can divorce if physical abuse takes place. Its clear in other passages that abuse is unacceptable behavior. If you want to separate but not divorce right away and give the person a chance to repent/change, thats fine but if they dont get help, you are just delaying the inevitable. They will eventually move on to someone else (adultery). Also, i would guess 9 times out of 10, if physical abuse is present, they are probably cheating too. No respect.

  • @rozcee
    @rozcee Год назад +41

    Is it just me, or do y’all love the Perry’s?!!!! This podcast gave me soo much excitement but also insight as a young woman and what we can do and NEED to do. It’s not just serving, it’s the HOW that’ll shake the earth and build the body of Christ❤

  • @Dewayne-ij3pg
    @Dewayne-ij3pg 2 месяца назад +1

    Speaking of your wife being your friend is a real thing. My wife is my closest friend. I genuinely enjoy her company, i love talking to her, laughing with her, traveling with her, praying with her, talking about Jesus with her, etc. None of my homies will come before her. Period

  • @PJack0630
    @PJack0630 Месяц назад +1

    1 year later and I needed this conversation so much. Thank you 🙏🏾

  • @CapriDanae08
    @CapriDanae08 Год назад +83

    I wish I was on this couch ! As a woman who's been married for 10 years to a man who idolized Kevin Samuels and men like him, THIS CONVERSATION IS NEEDED! I needed this, so I know men need this. Thank you!😊

    • @cpeacenlove
      @cpeacenlove Год назад +34

      Praying for you, sis 😮‍💨

    • @kingstrong5351
      @kingstrong5351 Год назад +32

      Most Men think like KS. If you have a problem with that then date women lol.

    • @CapriDanae08
      @CapriDanae08 Год назад +71

      @kingstrong5351 Your comment is insensitive and not necessary. Just because most men think like him, doesn't mean it's OK.

    • @Jojo-pv3uf
      @Jojo-pv3uf Год назад +62

      @@kingstrong5351most men? No. I’m sorry I don’t agree with that as a married woman. My husband would NEVER take advice from a man who has not succeeded in marriage. His parents and my parents have been married over 30 years and if my dad saw KS he would think that its not a man worth emulating. If you’re divorced twice, you ARE the problem.

    • @A_Notes
      @A_Notes Год назад +22

      ​@Jojo-pv3uf have you stopped to think that he learned from mistakes and he's trying to open people eyes to what is breaking up marriages.
      Ex: if a recovered crack addict starts telling people don't do drugs. Is he disqualified from telling people that because he was on drugs?

  • @brunomars2510885
    @brunomars2510885 Год назад +26

    this conversation is everythiiiiiing👏🏿🔥 honestly softened my heart towards men and convicted me to move differently in my future dealings with my brothers in Christ🙌🏿

  • @latanyabennett271
    @latanyabennett271 Год назад +5

    That whole Tantrum comment was so spot on. I’ve actually spoken to the broken boy within my husband during an argument, I literally called forth the grown man to the conversation. I waited right there in that moment for my husband to show up as the man he’s called by God to be. Thankfully he’s in counseling to help process thru the unresolved brokenness.

  • @teacherspetism
    @teacherspetism Год назад +3

    This was amazing and I’m not even married. However, while listening to this, I had an urge to pray for my own brothers and the men in my work space. As a teacher, I know that men often feel unseen and unappreciated in a female dominated profession. I pray that they feel seen, know they are needed, and most of all, feel fulfilled in their own marriages. Y’all, please do this again.❤❤

  • @ChristopherSimonJr
    @ChristopherSimonJr Месяц назад +2

    The pause at 4:58 after Preston said "RIP" in reference to Kevin Samuel FOLLOWED by the "Peace is debatable" statement from Jackie is WILDDDDD 😂😂😂😂😂

  • @BearingMySeoul
    @BearingMySeoul Год назад +71

    The problem is that Western churches operate like lecture classes instead of workshops. When you take a workshop, EVERYBODY has to participate. You can't "attend" a writing workshop without bringing in your work. You critique others and you get critiqued.
    The ONLY ministry I ever participated in where there was gender balance (or too many men on some occasions!) was a ministry based on training people up to go out to evangelize, heal the sick, and cast out demons. Like if you got saved last week, you fittna be sharing your testimony and praying for people this week! And there was no just "getting saved." You getting baptized ASAP and we pulling on the Holy Spirit to cast these demons out and get you filled with Holy Spirit on Day One. There was NEVER a shortage of men. That's what a "workshop" looks like in a church setting. Faith is built as we do the work. Courage is built as we see God show up. We're able to serve the Lord fully once we get free from demonic oppression.
    "The kingdom of God is not a matter of talk but of power." (1 Corinthians 4:20)
    The Christian church needs to talk less and DO more, period.

    • @caramia4483
      @caramia4483 Год назад +6

      This is good 🔥

    • @Qual8ty_Evangelism
      @Qual8ty_Evangelism Год назад +3

      Yes!

    • @simismith9093
      @simismith9093 Год назад

      Love this. Was thinking about this recently. Was that church in the US?

    • @BearingMySeoul
      @BearingMySeoul Год назад

      ​@@simismith9093 No. It was a training ministry started in Europe but I participated in the US. They’re not as active now as they were (for reasons too numerous to state here) but there’s still useful teachings up: ruclips.net/video/a85qbaE7RAQ/видео.html and this is one of their mini-documentaries: ruclips.net/video/dPN8tJO1z-E/видео.html

    • @Enochrry6024
      @Enochrry6024 Год назад +1

      Well,the examples were the King of Kings The Messiah and the Apostles themselves=Action💯..Without the power of the Holy Spirt there is no action but alot of words..Also watch out for words without actual scriptures backing them,but are intellectual worldly with flattery.

  • @monettevalliere
    @monettevalliere Год назад +94

    Jackie you hit this on the head. Some men enjoy men more than women. So true

    • @simplyme7711
      @simplyme7711 Год назад +7

      The same can be said for us women. Guilty 🤚

    • @scorchedearth824
      @scorchedearth824 Год назад +5

      Women are married to their careers, their pets, their family and especially their girlfriends who are single but are married, most of these woman don't have the energy to deal with their husband's

    • @abawitx
      @abawitx Год назад +2

      Definitely women are majorly guilty of this. Speaking for myself as well

    • @theapexvibe6334
      @theapexvibe6334 8 месяцев назад

      The "what" isnt important. The "WHY" is

    • @JG-id5vi
      @JG-id5vi 7 месяцев назад +1

      As a man I never understood that. My wife has to be my best friend or something is very wrong.

  • @gatheik
    @gatheik Год назад +35

    A good conversation indeed. Showing men how much they're needed in every community is so important.

  • @MarissaLenea
    @MarissaLenea Год назад +8

    "I love y’all but y’all don’t come before Jackie" !!!!! Yesss as it should be!
    Love this! Friendship is the goal!! Marry somebody you like!! 🙌🏽

  • @khatnip.khatpatrong
    @khatnip.khatpatrong Год назад +15

    The part about lust really struck me. This conversation was powerful, we need more male leaders in the church! ❤

  • @LailaRCollins
    @LailaRCollins Год назад +18

    As a leader in the local church and identifying the same issues discussed, I appreciate this insight. It helps to hear biblical doctrine and solutions about these problems. It helps even more to be able to immediately implement the solutions within the church culture and systems. Keep teaching. Y’all are helping. Big love to y’all.

    • @lovefelix1566
      @lovefelix1566 Год назад

      ❤ Thank you for being open to address and implement some of the things shared ❤ Blessings

  • @superhooper425
    @superhooper425 Год назад +8

    I am glad you all spoke of the Nation’s impact. I lived right next to the Masjid in the West end, more then 60% of the old heads grew up in church and said they believed in the Bible but the Nation showed them practically and through logical thought he any questions they had but the church leaders shunned them for asking.
    This is a reminder to be praying for them like I use to.
    The way they protected our household, and they knew we were Christian’s.
    The Lord is moving, there is nothing too hard for Him.

  • @jemimajanvier4706
    @jemimajanvier4706 Год назад +36

    Regarding the church catering to women, I definitely agree. There are many women's conferences, many female Christian speakers and preachers. But I don't think that the church purposefully caters to women over men because they see us as better consumers, I simply think this is because women are more active within the church. More women attend church, more women are willing to participate and contribute to ministry. For example, my church has a men's ministry that is led by one of the pastor's, but they are barely active (although I have attended churches where the men, although still fewer in number, are quite active). Meanwhile, the women's ministry is a lot more active and social. I don't believe the church is catering to women, I think more women are showing up and reaping the greatest benefit that church provides, which is community. But that sense of community lacks equilibrium if men do not also receive it.

    • @Sa-Deehya
      @Sa-Deehya Год назад +2

      💯

    • @plewis6787
      @plewis6787 Год назад +1

      Exactly.

    • @cybercowgirl5711
      @cybercowgirl5711 Год назад +2

      I have a true question: as a man - do you not benefit at all from being around other believers even if they are women? I guess I’m confused on what’s the difference between the word of God with more men in the building and the word of God without more men in the building? Does that make any sense? lolol

    • @HelloTygr
      @HelloTygr Год назад +4

      @@cybercowgirl5711Of course there is benefit to being around believers whether they are men or women, and the word of God does not change. But just as women need other women to disciple and lead them, men need other men, and it doesn’t work when those roles are mixed up.

    • @rejectionisprotection4448
      @rejectionisprotection4448 Год назад +2

      "Why Men Hate Going To Church" by David Murrow provides reasons why men don't go to church.

  • @ser5615
    @ser5615 Год назад +21

    I literally can’t get over how GOOOODDD this episode is and I’m not even finished yet 😭😭😭

  • @lologirl11
    @lologirl11 Год назад +7

    This was a powerful and beautiful conversation, I enjoyed this. I pray one day I am surrounded by friends who can share these deep and meaningful conversations.

  • @chiamakanwabudike
    @chiamakanwabudike Год назад +6

    Wherever my kingdom man is, I pray he has access to edifying words like this. This is lovely. I pray he has a community of men who understands Jesus and mirror him, I pray ha has a covering. IJN.

  • @LadyRishae
    @LadyRishae Год назад +27

    Poets in Autumn is where I first came across these three amazing people! Lyrically, naturally and most of all spiritually, y’all are some beasts ❤❤❤ Thank you for using your platform to restore, reintroduce, and reconnect the people with God 🎉😊😌

  • @ArmaniLaDale
    @ArmaniLaDale Год назад +28

    I love this topic. As a woman raised by a man I’ve been very intrigued by men’s mental health and development. Our beings differ in so many ways yet I understand them so well. This deepened my understanding and sparked up new research for me to do! I’ve shared this with a load some of in my life, I hope they are able to grasp this knowledge and let it lead them the right way

  • @koastalpeach4535
    @koastalpeach4535 Год назад +9

    Whew!! This was awesome.
    As a mother 3 adult sons under 30 years of age. That were raised with Christian doctrine. It has been very hard to find a adult Christian man to mentor them, at least one son. I shared this to all three f them.

  • @loriwilliams5905
    @loriwilliams5905 Год назад +11

    I’m a woman and Amen to all of this!!! My church took the opportunity to celebrate all the men of our fellowship on Father’s Day.

    • @mimiandlondon7888
      @mimiandlondon7888 Год назад +2

      That's good but it needs to be more then a say. Us men go thru a lot. One thing I would say is Kevin Samuels if you like you're my lover he had men so you know what you have standards if women have standards you have there's two and don't deviate from that like them gentleman said a lot of people who have a problem they don't nobody know what created a monster you're toxic your this and that if you could give women Grace that you could give me Grace to cuz that's plenty of men who have been hurt by vindictive women try to be in their child's life I've had the worst child's mother the world she wasn't like that in the beginning but that is my fault and I've written her right but a lot of men have done that are we get the short end of the stick marriage or divorce or anything so we need a dress that it is another way lot of these podcasts a date love to paint it to him that's okay but call it straight down the middle

    • @loriwilliams5905
      @loriwilliams5905 Год назад

      @@mimiandlondon7888 It was a full on celebration; just didn’t share all the details.

  • @shanncreates
    @shanncreates Год назад +11

    Thai is so enlightening! This whole section 16:15 talking about messages aren’t catering to men is so true. I rarely hear messages on pain men experience in rejection or any topic other than being the head of their family.

  • @aar3325
    @aar3325 Год назад +4

    So powerful. So much to unpack. This is a conversation that needs a part 2. With special emphasis on how to help heal the wounded child in our men; and how to help them be the men God initially designed them to be.

  • @folumb
    @folumb Год назад +3

    23:00 was spot on. I'm an introverted guy and I feel like I'm viewed as special needs in my church. Everything about me feels wrong. I get "discipled" a lot about why I didn't continue fellowship as long as everyone else or why I don't seem excited to meet a new visitor as other sisters in the church. If you've ever been the friend trying to force two strangers to become instant friends with each other, it simply doesnt work that way for men, especially men with a more introverted nature. I have been in church my whole life but I feel like if I didn't it would not make sense to me to join a church and have the way God created me not only be devalued but criticized. God created so many other talents in me that have nothing to do with social communication, but the church doesn't value anything else. Women are just better at social communication and thus more women naturally find community there.

    • @dahliaherrod4301
      @dahliaherrod4301 Год назад

      Where do you feel you would add value? Are there any particular ministries you think could use your gifts and skills?

  • @tpisbrave1135
    @tpisbrave1135 Год назад +1

    Very Great , Needful and Insightful Conversation. The "Church" has work to do. There's been so much imbalances in the Church for years.

  • @micabonds3168
    @micabonds3168 3 месяца назад

    I am a married African American woman from Roanoke VA, the Church where I belong does discipleship and also has pulse groups For men and women. Church Alive International is the name of my Church. Non-denominational background Pentecostal. ❤ your podcast.I thank God for you 2 Mr.and Mrs Perry.

  • @Flourish_Britt
    @Flourish_Britt Год назад +11

    Y’all got me up past my bedtime. This conversation was so open, healthy and spiritually driven. I would have never believed that some men actually seek help or is vulnerable enough to express that to their partners. Todays podcasts pits black women against men and the source is lack of knowledge and faith

  • @AKA-lr6cv
    @AKA-lr6cv Год назад +12

    Respectfully the comment, "we don't care about worship," and the viewpoint that men "that get attention" are only "gifted communicators," regarding church attendance for men could potentially point to an issue of submission. Men and women are called to worship and submit to those in authority, including the pastors. And while everyone is called to be a part of the body of Christ and use their gifting, is it in line with Scripture for men to not "care bout worship" and go to church to "get attention?" Not trying to hate! Just adding a different perspective. Alternatively, you raised some good points about discipleship and Christ-like masculinity! A lot of good points raised in general!

  • @TedStiles-r5u
    @TedStiles-r5u Год назад +19

    This session is fire. From biblical truth to Jackie’s side eye and passion, it was so nice to hear and see very difficult things talked about from a biblical and candid perspective. So many awesome things here. Thank you.

  • @shanaeingram541
    @shanaeingram541 9 месяцев назад +1

    I really enjoyed this. The template of Jesus’s life, character and principles will always be the saving grace of our men 🙏

  • @emmalymckissick24
    @emmalymckissick24 Год назад +5

    THIS IS EVERYTHINGGGGGG THANK YOU.
    as a woman, it helped me definitely lay down my resentment pride ego hurt pain and have more compassion.
    I feel like I can get there sometimes but sometimes I struggle with the past traumas of my marriage. Thank you.
    Definitely helps me more than anything to be honest about my walk with Christ and my personal discipleship and surrendering. 💙

  • @KeepHealingSis
    @KeepHealingSis Год назад +10

    These types of conversations need to be had more and more and put out in the world in the same pace if not even more than the Kevin Samuels, Red Pill Society etc… of the world. Because the attack on men and families is and has been devastating to say the least.
    God bless y’all for all you do. For your wisdom and insight and most importantly, your obedience to the Father. 🙏🏾♥️

  • @rebeccajanvier7595
    @rebeccajanvier7595 Год назад +6

    I am new here, but I have to say this woman has GREAT questions. I love how they force people to think.

  • @torik.5984
    @torik.5984 Год назад +12

    I heard somewhere that it's important for the body to build sibling relationships also so men and women can speak life into one a another without the expectation of a romantic relationship .

    • @beeaboutabbabusiness8738
      @beeaboutabbabusiness8738 Год назад +2

      Yes but finding solid trustworthy brother or sister in Christ is extremely difficult . It's extremely sad, nobody wants their personal baggage reshared.

    • @torik.5984
      @torik.5984 Год назад

      @beeaboutabbabusiness8738 Agreed. I think it also takes discernment. Some things you should only go to the father with. Everything doesn't need to be shared with everyone.

  • @_theechriswilliams
    @_theechriswilliams Год назад +1

    Man Preston answering the question about what biblical masculinity looks like?! That there was good!!!! This was a much needed talk!

  • @theamazingworship111
    @theamazingworship111 11 месяцев назад

    I prayed this prayer during a relationship with a girl. I felt anxiety throughout the relationship and kept playing this song every night. 2 weeks later the girl ended the relationship, leaving me broken and confused. I then ran to drugs, pornography, and success to fill the void. None of it worked and then quarantine hit. And when quarantine hit it helped realize that I was building my life on falling sand, so I finally gave my life to God. Fast forward to now, I can listen to this song and look back on that time when I was praying for God to put me in the fire, GOD IS SO GOOD. I'm praying the same prayer now but this time I'm living for God and wanting Him to use me to impact people for His kingdom.

  • @chosenbyHim3
    @chosenbyHim3 Год назад +7

    Speaking on discipleship; my brother has been sitting with Jehovah's Witnesses, two men are assigned to him to teach and answer questions. This is impressive to me cuz I belong to a small church and if I wasn't a greeter my Pastor probably wouldn't know my name. I have been in church for double digit years and discipleship has never been a thing.😢😢

    • @lovefelix1566
      @lovefelix1566 Год назад +1

      Wow! This put things in perspective

  • @esthernichols4451
    @esthernichols4451 Год назад +7

    My God. I don't even know where to start. But THANK YOU!!! For being REAL, OPEN AND TRANSPARENT when it comes to Matters of the Heart concerning OUR men. As a Future Wife in training, this podcast has enlightened me in so many ways. I will definitely pass onto others-- both men and women. We need all the knowledge we can get as it relates to relationships.

  • @Paula-ww1kt
    @Paula-ww1kt Год назад +3

    Our men need this! Lord help us build more people like you to continue his works in the church and outside the church 🙌🏾

  • @angiehalbert9083
    @angiehalbert9083 Год назад +1

    The fears are the same but most men do not want to talk about them. This generation needs to have mentors. I am thankful for you as they truly need you.

  • @abbasgem
    @abbasgem 8 месяцев назад +1

    This podcast looks so warm 😭😭 I love black peoples

  • @lauramarcelacalderonperez6585
    @lauramarcelacalderonperez6585 Год назад +6

    Hi from Colombia! I am a single woman and this really speaks true to my life and help me seethe men in my life through kindness. Also encourages me to honor them and help them to walk in the right way. Blessings!

  • @nadiahammer5501
    @nadiahammer5501 Год назад +8

    This is such a beautiful and necessary conversation so I thank y’all so much. Every word of it is true. Men NEED to be valued and discipled.

  • @ayricaLC
    @ayricaLC Год назад +8

    Awesome talk, Thank you. I pray men can be men and their voices can be heard in their own way.

  • @annwhitely1111
    @annwhitely1111 8 месяцев назад +1

    Saw Poets in Autumn in my home town London, twice, after following their journey on You Tube. Amazing ministry. Miss my Janette …ikz though. Where she at?

  • @roniquedanielle4418
    @roniquedanielle4418 Год назад +1

    Preston be dropping SO MANY Gems. And I hope the people are listening!

  • @wizthesceptic2190
    @wizthesceptic2190 Год назад +5

    I have followed all of them since p4Cm poetry and I love the growth I have seen over the years especially with the Perry's. I love it and in a dying culture they bring so much life.

  • @cemathis985
    @cemathis985 Год назад +5

    I’m so glad to hear this discussion. I’m a woman and even I know our men are being marginalized. I believe that as woman, we need to use what we’ve been given to strengthen our men in a way that is honorable and respectful.

    • @fabulousswag6683
      @fabulousswag6683 Год назад

      Exactly!, though it is unfortunate that women are not willing to listen intentively and critically,ie to contrary view and perspective. That do not pander to their feelings. Because they are not curious about men, male figure and image.
      If you are always up in arms(combative/defensive) against every view and perspective that is based on truth,fact and statistics,but do not pander to your feelings.
      How then can you discover your Self and Purpose,so as to develop self to build self, through serving self- generated and created purpose or goal.
      The primary agency of power in nature is SEXUALITY.
      And the female nature is the host and she was given that agency of power for the purpose,to incentivise men,influence,and inspire creation and put the wheel of creation,fortune, progress, success into motion.
      But the condition and term,for the excircise of that power creatively and constructively is divinity and she being divine/pure.

    • @jrod7290
      @jrod7290 Год назад

      AMEN, AMEN, & AMEN! 1 for the Father, 2 for the Son, 3 for the Holy Ghost

  • @spiritualcosmeticss
    @spiritualcosmeticss Год назад +4

    There are so many people on the internet giving bad advice, so it’s so refreshing to hear good godly advice! Thank you!!! Please Please Please bring y’all tour to Detroit MI!! This should be a podcast!

  • @simplyme7711
    @simplyme7711 Год назад +8

    Thought-provoking, conversation-worthy, and marriage-changing! Thank you for having and sharing this conversation. Powerful stuff!

  • @jasoncardwell6849
    @jasoncardwell6849 11 месяцев назад +1

    I love listening to people who can be both spiritual and intellectual at the same time. As a man, that comment about finding a broken woman who makes you feel superior has me reflecting on my own brokenness and hoping that I haven't done that unintentionally. Or maybe it is safe to say that we are all broken and we all, even if unintentionally, find people that make us feel superior but hopefully not to the point of damaging a healthy relationship?

  • @_Natalia24
    @_Natalia24 Год назад +6

    So glad my church is big on discipleship 🙏🏿 I pray other churches will start to take it serious. It's a beautiful thing.

  • @carolmosweu1033
    @carolmosweu1033 Год назад +8

    Thank you Jackie and Preston as well as Ezekiel for always pouring in to us❤

  • @cpeezy02
    @cpeezy02 Год назад +4

    Wow, this just so happened to pop up on my feed. And as a single man. This was a great conversation.

  • @eleasebarrow7897
    @eleasebarrow7897 Год назад +6

    My slam poetry coach introduced me to "Almost Saved" just before my senior year of high school. That's when I realized I could do this thing that I thought was so cool for Jesus. My sister bought me the tour DVD a few years later.

  • @jacobstern4630
    @jacobstern4630 6 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you guys for sharing wisdom and the gospel boldly. May God continue to keep you and bless you. "The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom" Proverbs 9:10

  • @aprilhiggins5197
    @aprilhiggins5197 Год назад +4

    Wow! I am so glad I came across this platform. I'm single (for a while) but was married some years ago. If I only knew what I am learning now, then, boy oh boy! I believe God will give me a second chance at a beautiful, successful marriage because to whom much (knowledge) is given, much is required (pouring). Thank you!

  • @neiceydukes5399
    @neiceydukes5399 Год назад +3

    I absolutely APPRECIATE this God led conversation! Many chains were broken!

  • @emmah8712
    @emmah8712 Год назад +15

    Ezkekiah's reactions to this convos are the hype side man we never knew we needed. Ya'll finna talk for hours and hours if this was not meant to be uploaded. ❤❤😂

  • @loo762
    @loo762 9 месяцев назад +1

    Word can't explain how much I appreciate your ministry! Thank you for letting the Holy Spirit work through you to minister and help others.❤

  • @zairecarey674
    @zairecarey674 Год назад +10

    KS provided a great civic service. He advanced this conversation like no other. Though, most would not admit to it... he opened the eyes of women, and men... but, especially, women. He left us all with an enduring message. He's served his purpose. Generations can study his videos just like the bible. Thank you for your service, Sir!