conduct their daily lives mentally and/or spiritually.
if so, how did you bring closure to that?
deal with. I take the things I expose my listeners to
extremely seriously, and therefore I do not engage with
anyone I don't think will advance the specific spirit and
purpose of Inside Gospel. The interviews on my show
are prerecorded in an effort to cut extra content and only
leave things that would be beneficial and inspirational for
the listener.
has been as low as one and as high as five in one day,
excluding live interviews at events. Some events can
involve as many as fifteen short interviews.
focused on lifting him up, he draws.
world with a diverse sound and point everybody to the
one God.
the world" as a young teen, to this present day, I've never been able to dismiss
God's spirit and the character of his spirit in my life. I've never wanted anything
else. I've always loved being in music ministry, and I honestly believe it's what
God made me to do.
up until November 19, 2011, was training, I believe. I'm honestly not sure what
made me do it other than my incredibly strong belief that others wanted to hear
Christian radio the way God was putting it in my spirit to produce. So I put it out
there. And coincidentally, Prairie View A&M University's radio station, KPVU 91.3
FM, was the first to add my show to their programming. They are still an affiliate
to this day, and I thank God for them and their support.
Under the umbrella of Vision Media, we're able to provide a media platform
to organizations and ministries that otherwise might not be able to attain as
much. There's also a philanthropic arm to the ministry called The Giving Project
(
touches them through The Giving Project, and exposes them to what the church
in its totality looks and sounds like through Inside Gospel.
Believe it or not, right now the staff has less than five people, including myself.
God doesn't need many people to make a great impact.
change a thing. Thus far I have been placed in his favor, and I pray to never
leave that place.