Welcome to the More Life Podcast, a faith-centered conversation created by Breath of Life Seventh-day Adventist Church in Fort Washington, MD.

In this episode, host Pastor Alexis Myers is joined by co-hosts Sekema Rhodes and Elder Darien Claxton, along with their spouses, for an honest and transparent conversation about marriage—the highs, the lows, and intimacy.

From joyful moments and deep partnership to difficult seasons of miscommunication and growth, this episode explores what it really looks like to build a Christ-centered marriage. The conversation also dives into the role of intimacy—emotional, spiritual, and physical—and how it can either strengthen connection or reveal areas that need healing.

This episode is a reminder that marriage isn’t just about happiness—it’s about growth, commitment, and allowing God to transform both individuals into one.

In This Episode, You’ll Hear:

• What healthy, God-centered marriage looks like in real life
• Common challenges couples face and how to navigate them
• The importance of communication, community, and counseling
• How intimacy strengthens connection and exposes growth areas
• Why marriage requires both personal growth and spiritual alignment

New episodes of More Life feature candid conversations, reflection, and truth—always centered on God and grounded in everyday life.

Subscribe, share, and join us as we grow together.

To stay connected to Breath of Life SDA Church, visit:
www.bolchurchmd.org

To learn more about Sekema’s ministry, visit:
www.heysekema.com

To learn more about Darien’s ministry, visit:
www.darienclaxton.com

More Faith. More Hope. More Life.

Welcome to the More Life Podcast, a faith-centered conversation created by Breath of Life Seventh-day Adventist Church in Fort Washington, MD.

In this episode, host Pastor Alexis Myers is joined by co-hosts Sekema Rhodes and Elder Darien Claxton to explore the topic of spiritual growth and the seasons that shape it.

In This Episode, You’ll Hear:

• How to identify what needs to grow in your life
• What it means to experience growth you didn’t ask for
• Why God prunes us before we bloom
• How to discern the season you’re in
• Encouragement to trust God through every stage of growth

Subscribe, share, and join us as we grow together.

To stay connected to Breath of Life SDA Church, visit:
www.bolchurchmd.org

To learn more about Sekema’s ministry, visit:
www.heysekema.com

To learn more about Darien’s ministry, visit:
www.darienclaxton.com

More Faith. More Hope. More Life.

Welcome to Episode Three of the More Life Podcast, a faith-centered conversation created by Breath of Life Seventh-day Adventist Church in Fort Washington, MD.

In this episode, host Pastor Alexis Myers is joined by co-hosts Sekema Rhodes and Elder Darien Claxton to explore a question many of us wrestle with: Why are relationships so complicated—and why do they shape us so deeply?


From marriage to friendships to church community, this conversation looks at how relationships act like mirrors, revealing our growth, our wounds, and God’s purpose for our lives. Together, the hosts reflect on the power of community, the importance of godly friendships, and how relationships can draw us closer to Christ when we allow God to lead them.

This is Part One of a deeper conversation on relationships—reminding us that even when relationships are hard, they are worth the work.

In This Episode, You’ll Hear:

Why relationships can feel complicated

How relationships reveal who we are becoming

The importance of marriage, friendship, and church community

Why isolation is dangerous for spiritual growth

How God uses relationships to shape our purpose

New episodes of More Life feature candid conversations, reflection, and truth—always centered on God and grounded in everyday life.

Subscribe, share, and join us as we grow together.

To stay connected to Breath of Life SDA Church, visit:
www.bolchurchmd.org

To learn more about Sekema’s ministry, visit:
www.heysekema.com

To learn more about Darien’s ministry, visit:
www.darienclaxton.com

More Faith. More Hope. More Life.