November 6, 2024

As the results of the recent election come in, America faces a defining moment. Building strength and hope post-election is essential, especially as former President Donald Trump, at age 78, has made a remarkable return, securing enough Electoral College votes to reclaim the White House. This victory marks a shift, celebrated by some and mourned by others, especially those who supported Kamala Harris, a candidate who represented diversity, inclusion, and progress. For many, her defeat may feel personal, especially for... Read more

November 6, 2024

Regina Hayes, a high school counselor and two-time cancer survivor, has faced unimaginable challenges on her journey of faith and resilience. Diagnosed with both salivary gland and breast cancer, Regina’s story is one of overcoming adversity, finding strength in faith, and discovering purpose through community support. Now, she shares her powerful experience to inspire and uplift others who may be navigating similar paths Facing Cancer: Navigating Two Different Diagnoses with Faith and Strength Dr. TAS: Can you share about your... Read more

November 4, 2024

I had the pleasure of sitting down with Tina Shelton, author, pastor, and registrar at Chicago Theological Seminary, to explore how faith shapes resilience and career growth. Tina’s insights offer practical guidance for those seeking to balance their spirituality with professional demands. The Role of Personal Experiences in Career Growth Dr. TAS: What personal experiences or beliefs have profoundly impacted your career? Tina Shelton: Watching other people’s journeys has been valuable. When I read biographies, I’d look for that defining... Read more

October 29, 2024

These days, the vice-presidential race feels like an old-fashioned campaign, where candidates need to earn people’s trust, win hearts, and prove they’re ready to lead. When you compare Tim Walz and JD Vance, you can see echoes of classic Bible stories, like David’s rise to power and Absalom’s political strategies. These stories help us understand what each candidate brings to the table. Tim Walz: Winning Support Through Service Vice Presidential Candidate, Tim Walz’s journey is a lot like David’s from... Read more

October 27, 2024

In a society that often values youth over experience, Marla Gibbs shows that age doesn’t limit new adventures. In the short film Mildred4aMillion, she plays a great-grandmother determined to connect with her tech-savvy 7-year-old great-granddaughter. Her mission? To gain a million TikTok followers and win her granddaughter’s attention. Bridging the Generation Gap Mildred’s journey highlights the struggle many grandparents face when competing with technology for their grandchildren’s attention. Yet, she shows it’s possible to bridge the generational gap with determination... Read more

September 30, 2024

In Southern and African American traditions, food isn’t just nourishment. It’s the heartbeat of the community, faith, and celebration. From church potlucks to Sunday dinners, these shared meals represent more than physical sustenance; they feed the soul. However, how do you adapt cherished traditions when health issues arise, such as the need for gastric sleeve surgery? Juggling faith, family, and a post-surgery diet can be overwhelming, but the Bible provides powerful guidance for this journey. By adopting a growth mindset... Read more

September 8, 2024

I had the opportunity to interview award-winning bestselling Christian fiction author Jacquelin Thomas, who has published 100 books, including the Jezebel series. Over 30 years ago, she was diagnosed with chronic panic disorder. Jacquelin believes genetic predispositions and learned behaviors made her condition worse, causing her to have severe panic attacks and develop agoraphobia. Despite these challenges, Jacquelin never gave up on her writing career and now uses her stories to share hope. Faith Amid Fear Jacquelin was raised by... Read more


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