Let's Be Real with Tara Spates Let's Be Real

In this episode, Tara addresses the complacency among some Christians and the urgent need for collective action within the faith community. With unwavering honesty and deep-rooted compassion, Tara challenges the notion of "lazy Christians" and explores how believers can rise above passivity to actively engage in their spiritual journey and uplift their fellow brothers and sisters in Christ.

Host Tara discusses the various ways in which we inadvertently complicate our own lives and exacerbate challenges. She shares biblical stories in a relatable way to unveil the common pitfalls, self-sabotaging behaviors, and misguided choices that often contribute us making situations more difficult than they need to be. With compassion and a dose of tough love, Tara offers practical strategies, eye-opening revelations, and empowering insights to help listeners break free from the cycle of self-imposed complications and embrace a more simplified, fulfilling path. Listen now let's be real about who and where we are in life and unlock the keys to a simpler, more meaningful existence together.

We often focus on the negative, this episode reminds us to ask God to help us focus and remember the good things in life.  To help us remember, all the times God came through.

This week host Tara Spates explains why being the responsible one is NOT a bad thing. She discusses how being the responsible one can shape lives for the better. From navigating the complexities of balancing personal and professional commitments to leading by example in relationships and communities.




Are you the "responsible one"? If so, how do you feel about that?


Do you agree with Tara?



Let us hear from you!!!

Are you struggling to achieve your goals and overcome obstacles in life? Do you find yourself giving up easily when faced with challenges? If so, then you need to tune in to our latest podcast with Tara speaking about building up perseverance.  Tune in now!!!

Why Does It Seem Like The Unholy Prosper More Than The Holy? 

True there may be individual cases where someone who engages in unethical or illegal activities may experience short-term gains, these gains are often temporary. 

But on the other hand, individuals who consistently exhibit ethical behavior, honesty, and integrity can also experience prosperity and success. But its important to note that the definition of "bad" and "good" can be subjective and can vary depending on cultural and societal norms. 

Have you ever asked yourself this question; if so have you found an answer?  Listen to this week's as Tara shares her view on this.