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Happy Fathers’ Day! Celebrating All Fathers!
Introducing Mr. Desmond Welsh: Born in Jamaica, grew up in Los Angeles. Lost his Jamaican accent, but kept his Jamaican values.
Today on this special Father’s Day, as we celebrate and honor all fathers all over the world, I introduce to you a great friend and someone who is no stranger to our show, Mr. Desmond Welsh. Now here is a gentleman in my opinion who has done it right. He has been successful in raising a great son and daughter and I call him my brother. We’ve walked this spiritual journey for a long time together. In 1990, we co-founded a very unique spiritual group called Disciples of Prosperity (DOP) and that particular group was a strong and powerful catalyst for change for all of the men who joined over the next ten years. We all grew and prospered from the experience and the journey. We are truly brothers and spiritual partners in this game called life.
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Daddy’s Little Girl »
Meet Emerson Featherstone and his daughter, Deborah L Harris.
Today’s special occasion is about honoring our children. This is a story about a beautiful little girl and a father who didn’t know she existed. Deborah was sixteen when they first met and already feeling the peer pressure and challenges of being a teenager. Listen in and hear their story and how their lives were changed in an instant from their very first meeting. That was the beginning of their inseparable journey and for Deborah, it was an awakening that has inspired her to live life to the fullest, become a writer and publish her first novel titled, “Divine Order”. As Deborah would say, “Having her father in her life means everything to her.” It has assisted her each step alone her journey to have faith in God and believe in the power of love. We salute this Dad and Daughter duo and their fantastic journey. Listen and Enjoy!
The 44th Inaugural Speech »
“We remain a young nation, but in the words of Scripture, the time has come to set aside childish things. The time has come to reaffirm our enduring spirit; to choose our better history; to carry forward that precious gift, that noble idea, passed on from generation to generation: the God-given promise that all are equal, all are free, and all deserve a chance to pursue their full measure of happiness.”
Coach Jim Cleamons of the Los Angeles Lakers »
Meet Coach Jim Cleamons. Now, many of you may know a lot about Jim Cleamons…The Athlete, who played in the NBA for 9 years and some of you may actually know more about Jim Cleamons, The Coach who has played a very significant role within the coaching ranks…winning NBA championships with both The Chicago Bulls and also The Los Angeles Lakers. In his career, Coach Cleamons has won a total of 8 NBA championships first as an athlete and then as a coach. His successful NBA career extends well over 35 years and he has no plans of slowing down. However today, we’re hoping to not only talk sports – it is my desire to go deeper and explore more about Jim Cleamons…The Man.
Saying Good-bye»
A few years ago, after the death of my mother, I invited my father to leave Oklahoma, our home state and to come and live with me in California. It was a very special and happy time for both of us to reunite. This time, we were living under the same roof not solely as father and son but as two grown, single men. It was great for me to learn more about my father and our history as a family. Because now, unlike when I was a kid growing up, I was very interested in learning about our family heritage.
Living in the “Then & Now” World»
In the year of 1960-1961, I was a senior attending a Black Methodist College (Wiley) in Marshall, Texas. During this time, the fight for civil and constitutional rights for Black Americans was in full force. I would be remiss not to mention that Wiley College is the birth place of the movie The Great Debaters [...]
How Much Does Daddy Love You?»
Everyday and especially at night before you go to sleep, I will ask you both the question as if it were the very first time I had ever asked – “How Much Does Daddy Love You?” The answer to which you always reply – “More Than Life Itself!” One day my sons – you will [...]
Inauguration Day 2009»
On this Inauguration Day, 2009, John Lewis, the respected Civil Rights veteran and long-serving congressman from Georgia, summed up the feelings that have been overwhelming me ever since the Iowa caucus suggested that a bi-racial man – a black man – a literal African American man named Barack Obama just might have a chance to [...]
