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Modestly Awkward
Hosted by Frances Armand · EN
Modesty is not only the way we dress but the way of life. God has blessed me to work as a fashion publicist. Fashion is a popular aesthetic expression at a certain time and in a certain context, especially in clothing. Walking in this Christian journey, you begin to realize that it is more about what you wear. Christian living deals with relationships with each other and the Most High. The podcast talks about different topics as a young woman in this Christian journey.Frances Armand is the founder of Armand Consulting and loves the Lord with all her heart. Listen in to hear about Christian living.
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Creatives in Ministry Series- Natasha Lambkin
Apr 16, 202400:26:48Tap to summarizeIn this episode of the Modesty Awkward Podcast's special series, "Creatives in Ministry," we feature Natasha Lambkin, an accomplished fashion designer and CEO of Tashee Inc. Natasha shares her journey from a successful career in modeling to founding Tashee Inc., a faith-based lifestyle brand encompassing NATASHA women's clothing line and A Film by Natasha Lambkin. We explore Natasha's diverse experiences in the fashion industry and her dedication to social entrepreneurship, including the launch of a mentoring program for fashion and social entrepreneurs. Tune in as Natasha discusses her faith, her passion for fashion, and her vision for inspiring social change through creativity and business.
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Creatives in Ministry Series- Dr. Holly Carter
Mar 18, 202400:23:14Tap to summarizeUnlocking Faith and Creativity: Join us for an inspiring conversation with Dr. Holly Carter, where we delve into her journey as a trailblazer in the entertainment industry while staying true to her faith. "From Relevé to The Merge Summit, and now as Executive Producer of "KINGDOM BUSINESS", Dr. Holly Carter has revolutionized the entertainment industry. Tune in as we explore her remarkable journey, marked by faith, innovation, and a trailblazing spirit, in this episode of the Creatives in Ministry Series.
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Season 3 Welcome Back
Mar 14, 202400:02:13Tap to summarizeWelcome back, listeners! After a transformative year filled with missionary work and career growth, I'm thrilled to reconnect with every one of you. Your absence was felt, but the experiences gained and the souls touched during this time have been truly invaluable. It's heartening to hear how this podcast has inspired many along the way, and for that, I am deeply grateful to Yeshua Hamasiach. As we venture into Season 3, I want to express my sincere appreciation to all of you for your unwavering support. Get ready because this season promises to be an absolute delight!
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Gender Roles Part 1: Men Are Leaving the Church
Feb 23, 202200:48:54Tap to summarizeAre the Real Men leaving the church? Today's episode discusses why there is a significant gender gap in the pews. Men and women have an essential role in the church, but what happens when there are more women than men. How does this affect ministry and the community?I am excited to have two young leaders in the body of Christ. Elder Wynton Dunham is the co-host of Men Building Men in Christ, and Elder Rasahn Staley, an assistant pastor at Refuge Church of Christ Far Rockway, Director of COOLJC Young Ministers Alliance, educator, and author. Tune in as we dive into this critical topic.Let us know what you think. Leave a comment Like us Instagram and Facebook
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Pagan Holidays vs. Christian Beliefs
Dec 24, 202100:58:12Tap to summarizeDo you know the history behind some of the holidays we celebrate? If you do, how do you feel about it? Lately, there have been debates about Christians celebrating Christmas or Easter. Today, our host Frances Armand talks to Elder Paul Hunter about the History of the pagan holidays and how the church should take a stand. Elder Paul Hunter is the author of two books, a booklet, and a dictionary of religion. He has a BA in liberal arts, a master’s degree in History, and his master’s in Theology. He has studied History, Christianity, and pagan religions for more than three decades. Let us know what you think. Leave your thoughts in the comments.
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Don't Judge Me!
Nov 18, 202100:40:27Tap to summarizeWhich aspect of giving biblical correction is the most difficult for you? Why? In this episode, our guest Melanie Saward shares insight into the difference between correction and being judgemental. Matthew 7:1, "Do not judge so that you will not be judged." This is one of the most misunderstood verses in the Bible. How many times have you heard "Don't judge me" or "Christians are so judgemental"? Frances and Melanie discuss how believers can accept correction and also give feedback. Follow Modestly Awkward on Instagram and Facebook.IG: modestly_awkward_podcastFacebook: Modestly Awkward Podcast
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My Worship Is For Real
Sep 17, 202100:25:37Tap to summarizeHow do you approach worship? Is Jesus the main factor in the worship songs that we sing? Join us as we discuss the true meaning of worship and what God desires for us. Our special guest Vanessa Marie and Imani Hunter sits down with host Frances Armand and touch on the reverence of worship, the music industry, and much more. Tune in...Please follow Instagram to get all updates @modestly_awkard _podcast @letlifesing @imanidhunter
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In My Own Lane
Aug 18, 202100:31:12Tap to summarizeWho is Ready for Season 2? So happy to be back to share inspirations and discussions about Christian living. To open this season, I had an opportunity to sit down and speak with Elder Mark Moore Jr. Elder Moore is the CEO and founder of the Moore Group Enterprises. He is a young visionary who is passionate about empowering and inspiring the community. Walking in your own lane takes courage, guidance, and faith in Jesus Christ. Tune in to hear Elder Moore Jr. share his journey.Follow Modestly Awkward Podcast on Instagram and Facebook
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Covenant Series: Promises of God
Apr 15, 202100:15:32Tap to summarizeHave you been enjoying the Covenant Series? Listen in to the Series Finale. Living a holy life for Jesus is not always easy, but knowing the promises of God can help us in our daily lives, to be able to navigate life’s decisions, and to conquer fear, temptation, and danger.This episode concludes the six-part series -Covenant. I had an opportunity to sit down with my pastor, Bishop Charles E. Wright Sr. of Greater Refuge Temple NYC, and we discussed how the New Covenant relates to the Promises of God and what does it mean to be a Christian. In this modern-day, we find new ways of thinking, but the Word of God remains the same. For some who are not familiar with some of God’s promises. I have listed them below. · his help and guidance,· his faithfulness,· our salvation,· wisdom,· peace, joy, and love,· riches in heaven,· adoption into his family,· strength and power,· his provision,· eternal life,· deliverance (from enemies, from danger, from temptation, addiction),· healing,· and renewal.Tune in to the conversation!! If you want to learn more about God’s word, sign up for classes at Church Christ Bible Institute. www.ccbinyc.org. All classes are taught virtually. Subscribe to get information on when the next semester will start. Invest in your relationship with Jesus. (Yeshua Hamashiach)
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Covenant Series: The Heart of the Marriage Mystery
Mar 17, 202100:37:13Tap to summarizeThis episode will have you take out your pen and paper to write down all the golden nuggets. I had the opportunity to sit down and talk to Bishop Horace Michael and Lady Tania Michael from Beulah Tabernacle Church in Brooklyn, New York. In our discussion, we talked about why God ordained marriages and how marriages relate to God’s covenant. We also get to hear their beautiful testimony on how God brought them together and the miraculous healing that took place. You don’t want to miss out. Lady Tania Michael is the founder of Hope Brings Peace, a counselor, and author. She is passionate about bringing hope to dialysis and transplant patients and their families and sensitizing the community at large and the church and minority communities about leading issues in kidney disease prevention. To learn more about her work and to sign up for her next event, visit the site www.hopebringspeace.org.Bishop Horace C. Michael is the Senior Pastor of Beulah Tabernacle Church. He is a servant of the true and living God and worships Him with all of his being. He is a teacher, preacher, and community builder. He takes the gospel outside of the four walls and reaches the Brooklyn community. He loves God and God’s people. To learn more about the ministry, please visit www.beulahtabrocks.org.
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