The Porch and The Pulpit

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The Porch and Pulpit Podcast  is a place where faith and everyday life meet in honest conversation. Hosted by Cheryl and James, the podcast explores topics surrounding faith, family, relationships, church life, and modern culture. Each week the hosts sit down to discuss the real challenges people face and the values that guide us through them. Pull up a chair and join the conversation.

  1. 4d ago

    Looking Back to Move Forward — The Power of Self-Reflection

    As I celebrate 55 years of life, I'm taking time to reflect on the victories, the disappointments, the prayers God answered, the prayers He didn't answer, the lessons I've learned, and most importantly—the faithfulness of God through it all. In this episode of The Porch & The Pulpit, we're talking about the importance of self-reflection—not to live in the past, but to learn from it, recognize our growth, and prepare ourselves for where God is taking us next. 💭 Ask yourself: Where was I a year ago? How have I grown spiritually? What has God brought me through? What do I need to leave behind? And what is God calling me toward in this next season? Sometimes we're so focused on where we're trying to go that we forget to thank God for how far we've already come. 📖 "I will remember the works of the Lord..." — Psalm 77:11 🎧 Join us for Looking Back to Move Forward: The Power of Self-Reflection. Because when you really look back over your life, you just might find yourself saying... "Look what the Lord has done." 🙌🏾❤️ #ThePorchAndThePulpit #SelfReflection #LookWhatTheLordHasDone #FaithJourney #SpiritualGrowth #ChristianPodcast #GodIsFaithful #BirthdayReflection #FaithOverFear #WalkingInPurpose #ChristianEncouragement

  2. Aug 8

    The importance of rest

    Life can leave us physically exhausted, emotionally drained, and spiritually empty. In this special summer episode of The Porch & The Pulpit, Sister Cheryl Tyndall Lee and Minister James A. Hunter explore Jesus' invitation in Matthew 11:28–30 to lay down our burdens and find true rest in Him. Together, they discuss why so many believers struggle with guilt when it comes to slowing down, how Jesus Himself modeled rest, and why Sabbath was never meant to be optional. Through biblical teaching, honest conversation, and practical encouragement, you'll discover that resting isn't stepping away from God—it's drawing closer to Him. If you've been carrying more than you were ever meant to bear, this conversation is your reminder that Jesus is still saying: "Come to Me... and I will give you rest." Scriptures: Matthew 11:28–30, Mark 6:31, Genesis 2:2–3, Exodus 20:8–11, Psalm 23:2–3, Isaiah 40:31 and more.

  3. Aug 1

    What is Impartation?

    "What is impartation? Can someone transfer their anointing? What did Elijah really pass to Elisha? In this week's episode of The Porch & The Pulpit, Cheryl and James explore one of the most misunderstood topics in the church today. Join us as we open God's Word and discover the difference between tradition and biblical truth."

  4. Jul 25

    “Hearing God’s Voice and Understanding the Prophet.”

    Can you recognize the voice of God? In a time when many people claim to speak for Him, believers must learn how to test what they hear. Cheryl and James discuss prayer, Scripture, spiritual discernment, the role of a prophet, and the warning signs of false prophecy. This is a conversation every believer needs to hear. 🎙️ The Porch & The Pulpit Real Conversations. Biblical Truth. Life-Changing Faith. #ChristianPodcast #VoiceOfGod #Prophecy #BibleTeaching #Faith

  5. Jul 18

    Discernment In A Noisy World

    New Episode Alert | The Porch and the Pulpit On Saturday Can you really hear God's voice? In a world filled with opinions, influencers, and self-proclaimed prophets, how can we know when God is speaking—and when it's our own thoughts or even deception? Join Cheryl and James as they dive into powerful biblical truths about: Hearing God's voice Preparing your heart to receive His direction Listen, share, and join the conversation! #

  6. Jul 11

    Freedom for Some: July 4th Through the Eyes of Black America

    As America celebrates Independence Day, many Black Americans reflect on a more complicated history. While the Declaration of Independence proclaimed that "all men are created equal," millions of enslaved Africans remained in bondage for nearly another century. In this episode of The Porch and the Pulpit, Cheryl and James explore the history of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade, the horrors of chattel slavery, the contradiction between America's founding ideals and the institution of slavery, and what true freedom means from both a historical and biblical perspective. Join us as we have an honest conversation about our nation's past, our faith, and the ongoing pursuit of justice and unity.

  7. Jul 5

    The Porch and the Pulpit: More Than "I Do"

    The Porch and the Pulpit: The Meaning Behind the Marriage Vows "For better or for worse… in sickness and in health… till death do us part." We've all heard these words, but have we stopped to consider what they really mean? In this episode, we unpack the meaning behind traditional marriage vows, explore their biblical foundation, and discuss how these promises are lived out through life's joys and challenges. Whether you're single, engaged, newly married, or celebrating decades together, this conversation will encourage you to see marriage as a covenant built on love, commitment, and God's design.

  8. Jun 27

    The Porch and the Pulpit: The Stages of Marriage Part 2

    Have you ever wondered why marriage feels different after a few years? Today we're discussing the seven stages of marriage, the lessons each season teaches us, and how God's Word can help us build stronger relationships.

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The Porch and Pulpit Podcast  is a place where faith and everyday life meet in honest conversation. Hosted by Cheryl and James, the podcast explores topics surrounding faith, family, relationships, church life, and modern culture. Each week the hosts sit down to discuss the real challenges people face and the values that guide us through them. Pull up a chair and join the conversation.

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