Guest: Rev. Shannon Jacob Warner - "From the Streets to the Pulpit: Real Talk on Love, Ministry & Forgiveness"

Join host Lequita Taylor for a powerful season premiere as she sits down with Rev. Shannon Warner, pastor of True Light Baptist Church in Denver. In this unfiltered conversation, Pastor Warner shares his journey from the streets of South Baton Rouge to studying at Oxford University, and what it really takes to lead with integrity.

In This Episode: ✨ How to "reinvent" your marriage every 3-5 years

✨ The difference between a fool, a Queen and King and what you're feeding

✨ Why forgiveness isn't about the other person

✨ Setting boundaries as a pastor and protecting your family

✨ Handling criticism and church drama with grace

✨ The powerful Mother's Day Experience that helped women heal from trauma

Real Talk Highlights:

"What you feed is what's going to grow, there's a fool in women and a fool in men, but there's also a queen and a king."

"Love is a continuous evolution. You have to reinvent yourself every few years, or you'll end up saying 'I love them but I'm not in love with them.'"

This episode delivers practical wisdom on relationships, ministry, spiritual growth, and staying grounded—no matter where life takes you.

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Real Talk with Lequita Taylor – Mother’s Day Message "Fight On. Pray On. You Can Make It."

Real Talk with Lequita Taylor – Mother’s Day Message "Fight On. Pray On. You Can Make It." Hey family, it’s your girl Lequita Taylor, and I want to take a moment on this beautiful Mother’s Day to speak straight to your heart. To every mother, every nurturer, every woman holding it all together even when it feels like it’s falling apart—I see you. God sees you. Yes, the weight is heavy. Yes, the nights get long. And yes, there are moments when you wonder, “Lord, am I really built for this?” Let me tell you: You are. You were chosen for this journey. You were anointed for your assignment. Whether you’re raising children, caring for others, or simply trying to find peace in the chaos—you are not alone. Today I want to encourage you with three words: Fight on. Pray on. You can make it. Fight on through the tears, through the silence, through the doubt. Your fight is not in vain. Pray on even when you don’t have the words—just groan, just whisper His name. God hears you. And remember: You can make it. Not because everything is perfect, but because God is still faithful. So don’t give up. You’re stronger than you think, more powerful than you know, and more loved than you realize. Happy Mother’s Day. You’re doing better than you think. Keep going. Keep believing. And always keep it real. With love, Lequita Taylor