In the 1st LIVE episode of The Bright Side Show 🎉, we discuss the "B.R.I.D.G.E.S" that strengthen our relationships and connect us more deeply with others and God.

With special guests Pastor Andrew Grannum and Dr. Harold & Dalia Arnold, we unveil 7 pivotal characteristics every connection needs—whether with a spouse, friends, neighbors, or within your church community.

Join us in building a stronger community through love, empathy, and understanding as we lay down the foundations that truly matter. ✨

#Bridges #Relationships #Faith #Community #PersonalGrowth

*This episode was filmed at New Covenant Church of Philadelphia*

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In this Season 2 FINALE, we discuss the importance of having uncomfortable conversations for internal change and personal growth 🌱. Sometimes, embracing the tough moments is necessary for crafting our unique testimonies...like ending up in juvie at the age of 12 (you have to hear this story)!!

It's time to do the work!! So gon’ head and hit that play button, and stay tuned for Season 3! 🎥✨

#Growth #Forgiveness #Healing #Testimony #PersonalGrowth #StoryTime

Why do we care so much about how others perceive us? Dive into our intimate conversation as we explore the heart of vulnerability and the heavy weight of emotions.

We'll share personal stories that highlight the importance of embracing our authentic selves, and the necessity of facing difficult conversations—be it in marriage, family, or friendships—in order to truly heal and thrive.

If you’re ready to step into your own healing journey, hit play and join the discussion! 💖

#Healing #Growth #Emotion #Marriage #Vulnerability