Relationships
Church Girl: Dr. Sarita Lyons x UrbanFaith
How can Black women thrive in Black Churches? Dr. Sarita Lyon’s new book Church Girl deals with identity, vision, church hurt, relationships, rest, and more through the eyes of a minister and therapist.
The Invisible Ache: Interview with Courtney B. Vance x Dr. Robin Smith
Courtney B. Vance & Dr. Robin Smith share practical tools that offer Black men guidance and support for reclaiming mental well-being and finding whole, full-hearted living.
When Shift Happens: Michelle McKinney Hammond x UrbanFaith
Dr. Michelle McKinney Hammond shares about her faith, struggles, and embracing change through life seasons in her new book When Shift Happens
4 Ways Marriage Requires Adaptation
Becoming married requires adapting to our partner in ways we aren’t normally taught. Here are 4 ways you can adapt to move forward toward a healthy marriage.
Blue Eyes-Brown Eyes: An Interview with Jane Elliott
Internationally known educator Jane Elliott who showed how racism is internalized by children discusses her hopes and concerns for relationships across difference over 50 years after her famous Blue Eyes-Brown Eyes Exercise
Marriage Be Hard: Interview with @Kevonstage and @Mrskevonstage
Marriage Be Hard, but people be fake. Kevin and Melissa Fredericks aka KevOnStage and MrsKevonStage keep it real in this interview about their book Marriage Be Hard which was released one year ago
Honoring Our Heavenly And Earthly Fathers on Father’s Day
Why is it that we may struggle so much to honor fathers? The answers are unclear and varied. But if we start with figuring out how to honor God as our heavenly Father, it may help us get better at honoring our earthly fathers.
A Mom Trusting God in The Unknown
I want to wish you a Happy Mother’s Day! You are strong, resilient, appreciated and loved. I want to encourage you all to not lose hope. Keep praying, seeking, and trusting God even in the unknown. He has proven himself faithful and will continue to be faithful for generations to come!
5 powerful secrets to finding Mr. or Mrs. Right as a Young, Christian Single
Let’s face it. Being single and Christian is hard. It’s even harder to find that person you want to spend the rest of your life with. There are so many factors to consider: age, personality, looks, and spirituality. It can all become a blur. Here are five powerful secrets.
Straight Shooter: The Stephen A. Smith Interview
UrbanFaith Contributor Maina Mwaura sat down with the hardest working man in sports media Stephen A. Smith to talk about his NYT bestselling book Straight Shooter
Praise This
EXCLUSIVE interview with Anjelika Washington from the new movie Praise This on peacock
UrbanFaith x Faitth Brooks: Remember Me Now
UrbanFaith sat down with Faitth Brooks to talk about her journey, her new book, and her thoughts on how we can join in remembering black women now.
Creed III: Exclusive Interview with Michael B. Jordan x Jonathan Majors
UrbanFaith Exclusive Interview with Creed III star-director Michael B. Jordan and co-star Jonathan Majors
The Marriage Mindset
or over two decades, people have been attempting to redefine marriage. And as commendable as pledging a lifelong commitment is, there is no difference between that and how God intended for us to approach our marriages.
The Church and Marriage: Why Can’t We Talk About Sex?
The Church is supposed to be a haven for people. It is often said that the church house is like a hospital, and the believers are the patients searching for healing. If you believe that to be at least somewhat true, then I think we should talk about what spiritual...
Loving Bravely
Commentary: Loving bravely is risking great personal cost to do good for someone, even when you know that others may ridicule you for doing so. That’s the kind of love I want to give this Valentine’s Day.
Single and Free to Be Me: An Interview with Clarence Schuler
Dr. Clarence Shuler, an author, minister, and relationship coach shares his insights on how to pursue a godly life while being single
Pushing ‘closure’ after trauma can be harmful to people grieving – here’s what you can do instead
But what is closure? And should it really be the goal for individuals seeking relief or healing?