For as long as we can remember, the Bible has been a source of comfort, direction, and insight for people all around the world. Yet, in our data-driven, analytical age, we often approach the Bible as another book to dissect rather than as a gateway to the eternal where we connect with God. 

Social media is a double-edged sword. On the one hand, it connects us. At the same time, it is seeking to deceive us. The digital world is filled with influencers and self-proclaimed love and life advisers, who often present themselves with a glamorous or articulate facade. However, some of these figures have a murky background, and their true intentions may be concealed.

The aroma of Sunday mornings revolved around the classic gospel music echoing in Black households. This was a reflection of tradition, unity, and faith. Fast forward to today, the beats of spirituality have undeniably changed. They have transitioned to a rhythm that encapsulates the multifaceted experiences of the modern Black individual. This change is less about a departure from tradition and more about an evolution.