The Way We See It Alex & Angela Bryant

Simmer down! Alex and Angela want to challenge folks to be Christ like in their interactions on social media. It’s easy to hide behind a keyboard and allow our flesh to take the lead as we engage in the current stressful and divisive political landscape of the times in which we are living. Remember that, “A gentle answer turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger” (Proverbs 15:1).

In this episode Alex and Angela talk about the state of our nation in the wake of the Georgia special election for two US Senators. They discuss what the election results mean for our country as a whole and encourage us all to think both long term and short term when casting our votes. Finally, they challenge us to remember God’s mission and purpose is for PEACE and UNITY. We are encouraged to be a light to the world in order to show the love of God.

Longtime friend, Sheila Green, joins Alex and Angela on this episode as they discuss how this past year opened up people’s eyes to see how divided our nation is both racially and politically. Sheila discusses how God has led her on a journey towards becoming a peacemaker moving into 2021 and shares what we believe is a message from God challenging us all to do the same.

In this episode Alex and Angela have a conversation with Hannah Marks, a successful business woman who has walked away from it all to respond to the call of God on her life. Hannah was the college Homecoming Queen who appeared to have it all; money, status, and a lot of friends. But she realized something was missing. During this episode, Hannah shares how God has called her to move in a new direction and spend the majority of her time helping reconcile people unto Him.

Katie Bryant joins Alex and Angela in this episode to talk about the call of God on her life and what she is doing to prepare to pursue that call. The conversation includes discussion about pop quizzes that leaders will face in life and the way we should respond. Even though she’s only 11 years old, Katie brings a unique and mature perspective that will challenge all of us to carefully listen to the Lord in order to receive the answers to life’s pop quizzes.

In this episode, Alex shares an example of how he allowed his assumptions about a neighbor’s view on race relations to keep him from showing Christ-like love and compassion to that man. Now more than ever we must not allow our assumptions about people to dictate our behavior towards them. Dr. King said “Let no man pull you low enough to hate him”. We say, don’t let your assumptions about a person pull you low enough to hate him either!