The Good Podcast

"Imma be Free or Die". This is the infamous line from the new Harriet movie. The movie teaches us that freedom isn't free and how freedom comes with risk and responsibility. Just like Harriet Tubman, there will be obstacles that try to keep you from where you are destined to be but as it was said in the movie "fear is your enemy."  

Its time for us to more than just survive, we were made to thrive. Its time to get out of survival mode and take a leap of faith. The days where we are just trying to get by are over. 

Sometimes we participate in things just for participation points and then we wonder why we always feel restless, depressed, overwhelemed, and anxious. We must learn to control our focus and learn to say no to things that don't lead us to being the best version of ourselves. 

We love to debate about politics, sports, religion, and other peoples lives...but who's the judge? It isn't us. We talk about Kanye West's new album 'Jesus Is King' and how we all can stop being great debaters and start supporting change. 

When the horn blows, will you be satisfied with your performance? Or will you be left with regret? Do it while you can. 

We all have moments where we feel as if we have fallen off whether its a diet, working out, our spiritual life, or whatever it may be... but now is the time to Get Back Right. 

What happens when its all stripped away? 

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Leading is not easy. There are times where you wonder if its even worth it. But God has called us to lead and love even when we feel like we are not being appreciated, or when we feel like we are outcasts and are missing out. We have to forgive and do good even when it hurts. 

In this episode of The Good Podcast, we tell stories of how we found ourselves stuff in traffic literally and figuratively. There are some things that cause us to get delayed but also there are some lessons we can learn while being stuck in traffic. Be sure to subscribe, rate, and review. 

How many of us are chasing bubbles? Chasing after things of no substance that leave us empty in the end. A lot of us chase happiness but we don't have any joy. We look for other people, materialistic things, or temporary pleasures to fulfill us which sets us up for disappointment every time. Stu and Jay tell some funny stories of times where they found themselves chasing bubbles and the lessons they learned from those moments. 

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