In this video Pastor Joshua Okpara spoke about being unstuck elaborating from the life of the woman with the issue of blood in Mark 5:25-34. He expounded on principles needed to be UNSTUCK in life when we feel stuck. If you have ever felt stuck in life, this message is for you!

Leadership is not just influence, it’s isolation, pressure, and the cost of seeing a future no one else can see yet.

This episode speaks to the pain of being the trailblazer:
the loneliness, the silent battles, the outgrowing, and the strength it takes to keep showing up when you’re the one everyone else depends on.

If you’ve ever felt like the strong one who has no safe place to be weak — this conversation is for you.

You’re not crazy.
You’re not alone.
You’re being built.

🎧 Press play — this will give language to what you’ve been carrying in silence.

#Leadership #Visionary #Trailblazer #PurposeDriven #KeepLeading

Black history did not begin with slavery — and in this episode we unpack the origins they rarely talk about.

This powerful conversation challenges the traditional narrative and takes you on a journey from ancient civilizations to biblical identity, from Egypt to the Israelites, and what it means for how we understand Black history today.

If history shapes identity, then reclaiming the original story changes everything.

In this episode we discuss:
✨ Why the slavery-only timeline is incomplete
✨ The connection between Black history, ancient Egypt, and scripture
✨ How redefining history reshapes culture, faith, and purpose
✨ What this means for this generation

This is not just about the past — it’s about restoring identity, reclaiming legacy, and rediscovering truth.

If you’ve ever felt like there’s more to the story…
If you’re tired of history starting in chains…
If you’re ready for a deeper, Kingdom-centered perspective…

This episode is for you.

Drop your thoughts in the comments:
Do you think Black history has been told from the wrong starting point?

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