The Soul Sisters Podcast: Recent Episodes
The Soul Sisters Podcast
Sit down and relax! Let the soul sisters, Imani and Kourtney, guide you on a journey of healing and purpose as we share our stories of sisterhood, life, and spiritual awakening. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, and everything else in between while learning more about yourself and this journey we call...life. Instagram and Twitter: @soulsisterspod Facebook: The Soul Sisters Podcast
We all hold different identities. In light of recent events pertaining to racism, racial inequality, and injustice, Imani and Kourtney discuss navigating their identities as Believers who are Black.
Imani and Kourtney discuss effective communication in their personal lives, relationship, and in the Church.
God is more than a sovereign deity but not everyone realizes how dynamic He is. Imani and Kourtney discuss their personal relationships with God and the many different ways they've gotten to know Him.
Imani and Kourtney discuss parents providing or not providing for their adult children after college graduation and their experience.
Music is embedded into our every day lives. It is a cultural staple, but we can't always expose ourselves to every song we like. Imani and Kourtney discuss the music they listen to and how it has made a positive and negative impact on their lives.
Healing--a process we all must go through although it is not an easy thing to do. Imani and Kourtney discuss their healing journeys, the challenges they've faced, and the progress they've made so far.
In a society where social media provides everyone with a public platform, it's so easy to compare ourselves to others and make ourselves believe we must keep up with the next person. Imani and Kourtney provide their perspective on the "keeping up" mentality while sharing their own personal experiences.
Mental health is something that affects many people. Recently, there has been more conversation around the topic. Imani and Kourtney discuss our mental health challenges, how we have overcome, and how Believers should respond to mental health.
It's time to unpack something we all have... insecurities. Imani and Kourtney talk about their own insecurities, where they come from, and how they try to mange them.
Dealing with the consequences of our own actions is enough in itself, but many of us suffer from generational cycles and the effects of it. Kourtney and Imani discuss the generational cycles that are in their families and how they're navigating them.
It's almost 2020 and a whole new decade! Imani and Kourtney discuss 2019, their plans for 2020 and what they are expecting God to do in this new decade. Let us know what you think of the episode!
Living your life for Christ can get lonely at times, but it's not always easy to find or make Christian friends. Imani and Kourtney discuss their experiences with developing friendships and connecting with other Christians.
Christians around the world are being killed, persecuted and tortured for their faith. Imani and Kourtney highlight recent stories of these tragedies and discuss their experiences of defending Christianity and practicing their freedom of religion.
Saying yes to God is easier said than done. It's one thing to be called, but it's another to answer the call. Imani and Kourtney discuss the challenges they face while aligning with God's will.
Imani and Kourtney talk about our stance on our future relationships. Sit back and enjoy!
Here is the link to the article we reference: https://www.ebony.com/love-relationships/relationships-from-the-millennial-perspective-323/
Most of us have that one person we had no business being in a relationship with. Although we may regret the relationship, there's a lesson in everything we do. Imani and Kourtney discuss their previous relationships and what they learned from them.
Although fathers are equally important as mothers, society is quick to criticize them. Imani and Kourtney discuss their opinions on the negative perceptions of fathers while sharing about their paternal relationships.
Many of us aren't aware of how childhood experiences affect adulthood. Many people suffer from arrested development and aren't even aware. Imani and Kourtney talk about their experiences and how it has impacted them.
Younger generations are not afraid to speak on the mommy issues some of us have... a conversation older generations are hesitant to discuss. Imani and Kourtney discuss their relationships with their mothers which includes the good, the bad, and everything in between.
Article Reference: The Strained Relationship Between Black Mothers and Their Daughters
https://madamenoire.com/1026019/the-strained-relationship-between-black-mothers-and-their-daughters/
Forgiving isn't always an easy thing to do. Imani and Kourtney discuss the latest news of Botham Jean and their own experience with forgiveness.
God tells us not to make anyone or anything an idol, yet many of us have them. Often times we don't even realize it because we somehow justify why we have a strong desire for something or someone. Imani and Kourtney discuss the things they made an idol and how they overcame those desires.
Kanye West is catching everyone by surprise! Recently, he gave his life to Christ and there's a lot of conversation about it, some are happy for him while others believe he is being deceitful. Tune in to get Imani and Kourtney's opinions about Kanye and other secular artists transitioning into Christian spaces.
Millennials and Gen Z have the lowest church attendance rates we've seen thus far. Imani and Kourtney discuss why younger generations are straying away from church, along with their personal church experiences.
Articles Referenced In Episode:
Christian Broadcasting Network: https://www1.cbn.com/cbnnews/us/2019/january/an-epidemic-why-millennials-are-abandoning-the-church
Relevant Magazine: https://relevantmagazine.com/issues/issue-97/generation/
At some point we gotta venture into new spaces. Imani and Kourtney discuss their recent transitions and how God is taking them out of their comfort zones. They also discover that following His plan isn't easy, but it's always worth it!