“Unfinished”: Christian Prison Re-entry Podcast for Men Clarence Eversley

We see it on T.V., social media, selfies and reels every day, everybody is "doing it for the culture". In this new millennium age, everybody is trying to keep up with the ever moving and evolving culture. In this session, Host; C.J. Eversley discusses the "weights" of our modern-day culture, and how trying to "keep up" with the culture can deter a re-entering person from their purpose. C.J. hits on a few talking points to raise awareness of how to identify a "weight" and how Hebrews 12:1 shows how "weights" are different from sins. 

In this episode host, Clarence "C.J." Eversley highlights and discusses on how to exemplify the character of God in our lives as a re-entering individual. The subtopics of discussion are listed below.




Exemplifying the character of God in my attitude.
Exemplifying the character of God in my decision making.
Exemplifying the character of God when experiencing interpersonal conflict.
Exemplifying the character of God when experiencing relational conflict.
Exemplifying the character of God in my lifestyle (i.e. actions, conversations, establishing boundaries).
Exemplifying the character of God in my marriage and home.

In this episode, guest speaker Joshua Coleman shares his experience about re-entering back into society after prison, and his journey to finding salvation through Christ Jesus.

We are all influenced by relationships. Relationships can either propel you to live in your purpose or derail and/or distract you. For re-entering individuals, it is essential that they form relationships that can help them achieve their optimal self. In this session we explore why. Tune in!

Purpose is your reason you’re still here! Many of us have not found our purpose and have been searching for it. Some of us have abandoned our purpose. Whatever your journey has been…God is saying to you now, that he can create purpose out of your pain.

In this episode, host, Clarence “C.J.” Eversley explores the importance for re-entering individuals to identify the things that matter the most to them(values). Clarence also gives clear insight on why it is important to have a value system and how they give birth to vision and purpose.