Spread Love FM Trevor Bayack

In many spiritual traditions, pride is often viewed as a significant barrier to true communal harmony and spiritual growth. This idea is encapsulated in the adage "pride cometh before the fall," which serves as a cautionary reminder that those who hold themselves in excessively high regard are often at risk of a greater downfall. This excessive pride can lead to isolation and weaken the fabric of trust and respect that is essential for community cohesion. When pride influences racial identities, it can exacerbate divisions, causing individuals to retreat into their respective corners, reinforcing prejudices and obstructing meaningful dialogue. Humility, fostered through acknowledging one's own limitations and flaws, is crucial not only for spiritual development but also for bridging racial divides. It strengthens community bonds by promoting understanding and respect across different backgrounds. Without it, communities risk deepening divisions and suffering spiritual and moral decline, emphasizing the need for humility to maintain a healthy, interconnected communal environment.

Opening and Flashback Track "A-TENSiON” courtesy of The Collektiv
Networks
Support our mission for Free Lunches and Groceries for our neighbors on our Open Collective page Sound equipment courtesy of https://instagram.com/micbikesnyc Free Shop Spread Love FM Instagram

This week on The Fellowship for the first time we post to the podcast moments from our first hour of The Value Exchange where we catch up on the various activities from our group.

We then go into our hot topic, where we examine the differences between organic and structured spiritual communities. This session will explore how traditional religious organizations and casual spiritual groups meet varying spiritual needs. We will consider the structured guidance and community provided by formal churches compared to the adaptability and personal touch of organic groups, which typically convene in unconventional spaces and emphasize personal spirituality and shared practices.

Opening Track "A-TENSiON” courtesy of The Collektiv


Networks
Support our mission for Free Lunches and Groceries for our neighbors on our Open Collective page Sound equipment courtesy of https://instagram.com/micbikesnyc Free Shop Spread Love FM Instagram

This week on the Value Exchange Fellowship, we are delighted to welcome Grace Daley once again as she joins us to reinforce our commitment made during last week's show to address the immediate needs of several families in our community. Following that, we introduce Merrill, whom we met at last week’s SALT outreach. Merrill will discuss the challenges he has experienced while living on the streets and will share his unique interests that blend spirituality with pop culture. Afterwards, we'll move on to the open mic session featuring Trev FM-AI and Kurt "The Bishop" Blackman.

Opening Track "A-TENSiON” courtesy of The Collektiv



Networks
Support our mission for Free Lunches and Groceries for our neighbors on our Open Collective page Sound equipment courtesy of https://instagram.com/micbikesnyc Free Shop Spread Love FM Instagram

We are pleased to welcome Grace Daley, a former WNBA and FIBA player, who speaks about leaving a professional basketball career for her faith and about her initiative, CarePortal. We also present our Open Mic Segment featuring Honest 211 with "Avey’s Room" and Trevz's AI-Generated Poem, "The Algorithm of Sustainability."

Enjoy




Networks
Support our mission for Free Lunches and Groceries for our neighbors on our Open Collective page Sound equipment courtesy of https://instagram.com/micbikesnyc Free Shop Spread Love FM Instagram

In this episode, we explore the wisdom of Titus 3:14, emphasizing the importance of good works to meet urgent needs, guided by our values. We delve into a critical question: How do we balance addressing immediate needs with fostering long-term sustainability?

Guided by three perspectives—the spiritual, the practical, and the philosophical—we seek to find harmony in our actions. The spiritual view highlights our actions as pathways to spiritual fulfillment. The practical approach focuses on effective strategies and resource management for immediate and sustainable impact. Meanwhile, the philosophical angle encourages deep reflection on our motivations and the ethical implications of our choices.

This episode is an invitation to both action and introspection, encouraging us to maintain our spiritual well-being while working towards a better world. Through combining spiritual depth, practical wisdom, and philosophical inquiry, we aim to navigate the complexities of meeting immediate needs while ensuring sustainability.

Whether it's through volunteering, mindful living, or fostering deeper connections with those around us, this episode is a call to action and introspection. Let's embark on this journey together, learning to sustain our efforts towards a better world while ensuring our spiritual well-being remains a priority.



Networks
Support our mission for Free Lunches and Groceries for our neighbors on our Open Collective page Sound equipment courtesy of https://instagram.com/micbikesnyc Free Shop Spread Love FM Instagram

In this episode, we delve into the core of our shared messages to the world through activism, spirituality, or parenting. The heart of our discussion asks, "What is your gospel?" prompting a deep dive into how we relay our fundamental messages and whether our approach is more inspirational or prescriptive. We'll explore the balance between motivation and prescription, revisiting the Objectivity of Sustainability to consider the practical outcomes of our communication tactics in line with sustainable principles. Additionally, we'll examine the universal laws that govern both our physical and spiritual experiences.

Join us for a thought-provoking conversation that challenges perspectives and fosters meaningful connections within our community.

Join The Value Exchange Fellowship every Friday 7-9pm EST on Zoom

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89517814997?pwd=8W0sqt44HSkR1dKhX6K4cIaVLqlk6z.1

Join Our Music Listening Party “The Mixtape Fellowship” Every Saturday 9-10pm EST on Zoom

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/87939728595



Networks
Support our mission for Free Lunches and Groceries for our neighbors on our Open Collective page Sound equipment courtesy of https://instagram.com/micbikesnyc Free Shop Spread Love FM Instagram