Everyday Strong

Dr. Daniels and CB discuss the on the going relationship between black people and America.

Dr. Daniels and CB discuss the on the going relationship between black people and America.

Dr. Daniels and CB discuss the on the going relationship between black people and America.

CB and Dr. Daniels discuss the recent shooting of Ahmed Aubrey and what keeps racism alive and well in 2020.

CB and Dr. Daniels discuss what needs to happen in order for the church to be mentioned on the same level as the club when it comes to word of mouth marketing.

The Coronavirus has changed the way we work, shop and socialize with other people. CB and Dr. Daniels discuss what changes could be here to stay and how this pandemic can alter the way we worship at Church.

Dealing with domestic violence and depression while social distancing can be challenging. Dr. Daniels and CB discuss various ways to deal with the added stress of the environment today.

Dr. Daniels and CB discuss what the consequences are for the opening the country too soon. Who does it benefit the most? Does the government have a hidden agenda to get the country back open again?

Covid-19 has shed some light on the dark areas the black community are faced with day in and day out. CB and Dr. Daniels discuss the issues, the causes and the solutions.

This Episode we discuss the absence of faith based leadership during this time of crisis. Dr. Daniels answers the critical question of why it's difficult for Christians to come together on one accord during this time of crisis and what we can do about it.

We switch gears a little bit and talk candidly about prosperity preaching, what good books to read during this time and how to get a deeper understanding of the Bible.

The Coronavirus has changed our current way of life. It's up to us to see how long this will last due to how we listen and follow God's Plan of coming together globally.

CB and Dr. Daniels are back with a candid discussion about how this new way of life affects our normal decisions. We also cover the possibility of Michelle Obama running for Vice President and how the story in Exodus as a lot in common in what’s happening today.

Every New Year we set out to create new resolutions for the year. Some seek a change in behavior or achieve a goal of some sort. The problem with thinking only thinking of resolutions, we leave out the most important part which is solutions. This episode Dr. Daniels and CB Baker express the importance of setting measurable goals and writing them down to see if your results are matching what you desired.

President Obama said “Women are better leaders than men” The conversation in this episode of Everyday Strong breaks down the differences in types of leadership men and women possess in general. We also discuss the downside to the pressure men and women have when it it comes the subject of leadership.

Dr. Daniels and CB sit down and discuss the hard topics of divorce and same-sex marriage. These two subjects seem to be put together when the negative side of the subject of marriage comes up. The Bible has the answer for each situation. Even though it's being discussed by church leaders as it should, Dr. Daniels sheds on the subject.

It’s time for a reality check for the NFL, celebrities and domestic abuse. Criminal allegations towards pro athletes and celebrities are big news when the information is leaked to the public. Does this put the people in an unfair position. A lot of times the people tried by public opinion before charges are filed. To make things worse, the person the allegations are against are fired or suspended from their current job no matter the outcome. The same thing doesn’t happen for people who work a normal job. Dr. Daniels and CB Baker sit down and discuss the different types of domestic violence and it’s effect on society and culture. Adrian Peterson and Ray Rice are the main topics discussed as examples of the difference treatment of men versus women when it comes to domestic violence.

With the leak of a sex tape involving a pastor of a church, the subject of sex is being discussed about what causes a man of God to allegedly cheat on his wife? Dr. Daniels and CB discuss why the topic of sex is so taboo to talk about in the church. Why is sex only talked about when something negative happens?

When you look at the news you almost can't tell the difference between 1960 or 2019. The treatment of people of color seems to have reverted back decades in the past two years. All this behavior has us wondering who's to blame for the actions being done by the police officers and the judicial system? Does the media need to take some blame for the demonizing of people of color? Are black people putting themselves in situations that result in violence?

Has the country with a foundation of values-based in the faith of Christianity been tainted with selfish political views or has American always been subjected to just protecting the privileged few towards?