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In this episode of Living Reconciled, we talk with Felecia Marshall about her journey through grief after the murder of her daughter, Alexia. She shares how faith transformed her pain into purpose, leading to the creation of Grant Me Justice, a nonprofit supporting families affected by violent crime. Felicia’s story is a powerful reminder of forgiveness, empathy, and the fight for justice. Join us for this moving conversation about healing and hope.

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Can faith and politics work hand in hand? In this powerful episode of Living Reconciled, Representative Ronnie Crudup Jr. shares his journey from political skepticism to a faith-driven calling in public service. We dive into the challenges of being a Christian politician, the importance of integrity, and how reconciliation moves beyond theory into action. Join us for an inspiring discussion on stepping outside our comfort zones, advocating for our communities, and letting faith guide meaningful change.

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Nissan, St. Dominic's Hospital, Atmos Energy, Regions Foundation, Mississippi College, Anderson United Methodist Church, Grace Temple Church, Mississippi State University, Real Christian Foundation, Brown Missionary Baptist Church, Christian Life Church, Ms. Doris Powell, Mr. Robert Ward, and Ms. Ann Winters.

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What happens when a Philly native dives into Southern culture and discovers a deeper faith? In this episode of Living Reconciled, Chris DiGiovanni shares his journey from Pennsylvania to Mississippi, exploring how his time at Jackson State University, an HBCU, opened his eyes to untold Black history and the power of diverse voices. We discuss the intersections of faith, justice, and education, along with the beauty of multicultural worship. Join us as we uncover the transformative power of embracing discomfort, listening with humility, and pursuing true reconciliation.

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Nissan, St. Dominic's Hospital, Atmos Energy, Regions Foundation, Mississippi College, Anderson United Methodist Church, Grace Temple Church, Mississippi State University, Real Christian Foundation, Brown Missionary Baptist Church, Christian Life Church, Ms. Doris Powell, Mr. Robert Ward, and Ms. Ann Winters.

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What if your financial decisions could reflect your deepest values and faith? In this episode, we sit down with financial advisor Chris McAlpin, who shares his journey from high-stakes finance to faith-driven stewardship. We explore how money, societal values, and personal beliefs shape our sense of contentment and purpose. Chris unpacks biblical principles on wealth, challenges societal views on success, and highlights the role of financial stewardship in social causes like racial reconciliation. Join us as we redefine true wealth—prioritizing wisdom, relationships, and purpose over mere financial gain.

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Nissan, St. Dominic's Hospital, Atmos Energy, Regions Foundation, Mississippi College, Anderson United Methodist Church, Grace Temple Church, Mississippi State University, Real Christian Foundation, Brown Missionary Baptist Church, Christian Life Church, Ms. Doris Powell, Mr. Robert Ward, and Ms. Ann Winters.

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What if recognizing every person as an image bearer of God could heal our divided society? In this episode of Living Reconciled Neddie and Austin join Brian to explore how Genesis 1:26 calls us beyond political and racial divides to embrace our shared humanity. Through personal stories and historical insights, we confront the dangers of letting ideology overshadow Christian values and discuss the heavy burdens pastors face in a fast-paced world. Reflecting on Martin Luther King Jr. and the parable of the Samaritan, we challenge ourselves to live out a faith rooted in love and action. We also highlight the impactful work of Mission Mississippi, inviting you to be part of reconciliation efforts that promote unity and understanding.

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What does it truly mean to reflect God’s image in today’s world? In this episode, Brian, Austin, and Neddie have a deep and thought-provoking conversation and explore the divine identity we all share. Neddie reminds us of humanity’s intrinsic value, while Austin challenges us to see our divine reflection before our flaws. They also tackle the dangers of materialism, the power of empathy, and the sacredness of every individual. A great conversation recorded over the holidays but with significant relevance for every day of the year.

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Join us as Dr. Seth Parry, history professor at Belhaven University, shares his journey from Cleveland, Ohio, to Jackson, Mississippi, exploring how faith, history, and education intersect. From his early life in a predominantly white Methodist congregation to his work promoting diversity and racial reconciliation, Dr. Parry offers insights into fostering unity and embracing God’s creativity through meaningful relationships. Tune in for a heartfelt conversation about building bridges and transforming communities through faith and learning.

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Reverend Terry Williams takes us on a heartfelt journey through his life and mission in Greenwood, Mississippi, sharing how his faith has fueled his dedication to reconciliation. We uncover his personal experiences growing up in a divided community and the strides made toward unity, from increased representation of black officials to integrated churches and schools. Reverend Williams' sincere reflections illuminate the ongoing challenges while kindling hope for continued progress through collective efforts.

With over two decades of experience, Pastor Williams shares how building relationships fosters empathy and oneness. We delve into the necessity of collaboration and an open mindset to achieve lasting change.

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