After-Thoughts | Interview with Alkynessa Miller | Episode 10

Send us a text In this episode of Slow to Speak, Vooch explores the profound themes of love and leadership through the lens of Shannon and Sterling Sharpe's relationship. Drawing from the teachings of 1 John, Vooch emphasizes...

Send us a text Have you ever had someone guide you in ways you didn’t expect? In this episode of Slow 2 Speak with Vooch , we explore the power of mentorship through biblical wisdom, personal experiences, and insights from Pr...

Send us a text Do your friends challenge you or just tell you what you want to hear? In this episode of Slow 2 Speak with Vooch, we break down Proverbs 27:6: ‘Wounds from a friend can be trusted, but an enemy multiplies kisse...

Send us a text Are we giving Jesus our best—or just what’s convenient? In this episode of Slow 2 Speak with Vooch , we dive into Mark 14:9 and explore Mary’s extravagant act of worship when she anointed Jesus with costly perf...

About the Episode During my times of grieving, I was often provided scriptures, asked to join a program for grievers, given a list of suggested spiritual acts (reading the bible, getting advice, serving others), and received ...

This is the After-Thoughts edition of the podcast, where Vooch and Anji interview friends and family who have previewed the Suggested Etiquettes for the Grieving book and discuss their afterthoughts. In today’s episode, we’ll...

About the Episode Vooch is joined by special guest and one of the authors, Anji Williams to discuss their new book, ‘Suggested Etiquettes for the Grieving’. This is an introductory conversation about what led to the writing o...

In this After-Thoughts edition of the podcast, Vooch and Anji will be interviewing one of Anji's friends and author, Nicki Renfro and discussing some of her afterthoughts from the book. Show Notes: Voice of Those Who Have Bee...

Send us a text In this episode of Slow 2 Speak with Vooch , LoFi Friday’s Edition, we dive into the topic of boasting and uncover why it’s more than just pride—it’s offensive to God. Drawing from James 4:13-17, we explore how...