Beauty, Brains and Bible Kendra Key and Antoné Chambers

“This joy that I have, the world didn’t give it and the world can’t take it away.” Do you know the source of your joy? On the final episode of Season 2 of Beauty, Brains and Bible, Kendra and Antoné uncover how to not only find your joy, but how to sustain it. 

In this episode of Beauty Brains and Bible, Kendra and Antoné bring out two of their girls (more like sisters) Mariah Jamison and Mojoanna Pierre to discuss the importance of the journey! We all have our “rain before the rainbow.” With the four of us all in similar seasons, it’s so easy to want to skip to the good part. We learn though, that’s not how life nor God works, and for good reason. There are blessings in staying present, even when it’s not all good!

In this episode of Beauty Brains and Bible, Kendra and Antoné discuss ‘Identity.’ Not just how we’ve come to know and define ourselves, but what happens when that paradigm is broken. So often we define who we are by what we do, and what we’ve accomplished; so it’s easy to lose yourself if something drastically changes. Because that’s just the game of life; it’s important we root our identity in God so that no matter what you remember, “Whose you are!”

On this episode of Beauty Brains & Bible, Kendra and Antoné discuss the idea that “Sleep is for the Weak.” There’s a trend of hustle and grind that yes can be commendable, but can also be more hurtful that anything. I mean how can we truly be at our best and experience success; if we don’t rest and reset, or stop to smell the roses? Tune in as we debunk the theory of “Team No Sleep.”

In this episode of Beauty Brains and Bible, Kendra and Antoné give you piping hot tea! (Gossip that is.) We invite our girl Jasmine Pearl to the table for some “Sister Chat,” on how women speak, on women. Tune in as we become the modern day, Christian,  “Gossip Girls.”

In this episode of Beauty Brains and Bible, Kendra and Antoné discuss the ever repeating story of women getting the shorter end of the stick. Luckily for us though; that’s not the end of the story, and there’s a greater value to the pain we’re seeing today. We are reminded that there’s purpose to our pain; and that in the end, it’s “Not for Nothing.”