The Dignity Diaries | Curing Black Fatigue

E.K. lays out what it can mean for black America when the Bible says God sees us.

E.K. explains how getting familiar with the different names of God helps us to know Him better and give Him the respect and honor He deserves.

E.K. shares a name for God and explains why it means black America can trust God when it comes to getting justice.

Join E.K. as she examines three dangers that come with pursuing justice while still harboring unforgiveness.

In this episode, E.K. challenges a very popular assumption about God and addresses how this has led to people keeping Him at arm's length.

In this episode, E.K. discusses one of the reasons some in black America might take issue with the God of the Bible. Check out how she addresses this.

Black America is being conditioned to not see America as our home. Join E.K. as she challenges the motivation behind effort.

Parts of black America are in a tailspin. Join E.K. as she looks at the effects societal influence is having and what she believes is the ultimate solution.

E.K. continues to make the case for pursing, then walking in godly wisdom and highlights a couple of situations where doing so might have resulted in a better outcome.

Join E.K. as she discusses simple ways to start pursing and then walking in godly wisdom.

This episode examines society's attitude toward receiving unsolicited advice. Join E.K. as she explores the benefits black America could gain from pursing and then walking in godly wisdom.

Join E.K. as she explores the possibility of adopting God's Perspective.

Join E.K. as she attempts to flatten the learning curve required for black America to start trusting God to improve our situation.

Join E.K. as she shares the history of the One-Drop rule and challenges the benefit of black America enforcing it.

Join E.K. as she looks at how what is called a mental health episode is actually the enemy bringing shade and how we can combat it.

Join E.K. as she digs into what set black America on the path of remaining unmarried.

While accepting that black American culture is in a precarious situation, E.K. challenges the idea that we need to depend on another race to fix our circumstances. Listen to hear Who she believes black America should depend on instead.

E.K. takes a look at the corrosion of black American culture. But instead of just complaining, she's offering an unusual solution. Take a moment to listen and see if you agree.

E.K. is changing her approach to how she's discussing the current state of black American culture. Give this episode a listen and share your thoughts.