The Bible does not tell Christians how to date. That leaves so many unanswered questions for many Christians trying to figure out this thing called "Christian dating."

On today's episode, we not only have a multigenerational aspect going on, but an international one as well, as Ariel and Lisa's chit-chat with special guest, Diana, one of our Kaleoscope contributors from Malawi, Africa.

With Diana sharing her voice from across the globe, the ladies dive into this very sticky topic showing that there is no right way or wrong way to do Christian Dating. As usual, the ladies are transparent in sharing their stories and perspectives.

We hope this podcast edifies.

Christian Dating

Ariel and Lisa sat down this past Saturday to talk about the value of cultural expressions in the church. How much is too much? How much is too little? Does it even matter?

Does a "neutral" church setting exist? Should we give more value to our preferred way to do "do" church (music or preaching style) and superimpose that on everyone else or is diversity just about counting bodies with certain degrees of melanin? What does diversity really look like and is it possible to truly attain it?

These are the topics that are discussed in this podcast episode.

Some of our listeners might not be able to relate to everything these ladies discuss, but hopefully, there is something to be learned. They are real. They are transparent. They will always glorify God. They are the women of Kaleoscope.

Valuing Cultural Expression

In this episode, Ariel dives into the issue of poverty and privilege with Michelle Packer, Certified Financial Planner, CFP®.

Michelle is a Christian financial planner who helps to educate and train individuals and families on financial principles. She has a degree from the University of Georgia and has earned her CFP® certification. She is happily married to her husband, Marcus, a Navy Chief, who has served for over 20 years. Michelle loves applying Biblical truth to real-life situations and finds ways to challenge even the most mature believer.

In the first half of the episode, both ladies share their backgrounds and experiences with poverty and the challenges involved in now having certain degrees of privilege. The second half of the episode, they dissect Coleman Hughes recent article on Quillete Magazine titled, Black American Culture and the Racial Wealth Gap.

Prepare to have a paradigm shift after listening to this episode. These ladies not only bring truth and challenge but encouragement as well.

Enjoy!

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