In this emotional episode, Dr. Tameka Jackson explores the emotional journey of Naomi from the Book of Ruth, Chapter One. With deep reflections on bitterness, loss, and eventual blessing, Dr. Jackson draws parallels between Naomi's struggles and the challenges we face in our own lives. As she revisits Naomi's story of famine, loss, and her relationship with Ruth, Dr. Jackson highlights the universal human experience of feeling abandoned and the transformative power of faith and resilience. Listeners are encouraged to confront their own bitterness and lean into God's plan, trusting that there is a blessing beyond the trials.

Welcome to episode 19 of Take 10, hosted by Tameka. This episode is a part of our "Surrounded" series, diving deep into the biblical scripture 2nd Kings 6, verses 19 to 23.

Tameka interprets this act as a profound demonstration of faith, love, forgiveness, and spiritual maturity, providing an instructive reflection for our own ingrained biases, reactions, and interactions. What looks like an enemy isn't always what we believe it to be, revealing the often misinterpreted triggers and self-confrontations underneath the surface. By learning from this story, we are invited to turn inward, recognize our own blindness and, in doing so, bring light to the people and situations around us.

Tune in and discover the powerful teachings hidden within 2nd Kings 6.

In this episode of the Take 10 Podcast, host Tameka dives into the story of Elisha, sharing scriptures from Second Kings 6. Part Two of the Surrounded series will lead listeners down a path of faith and God’s supernatural power. Unpack the moment when Elisha’s servant, in fear of the great army surrounding them, asked for guidance. She draws analogies from the scriptures, using them as lessons for modern-day leaders and mentors about perspective-sharing.

Join Tameka for a thought-provoking exploration of God's power, faith, and divine protection in episode 18, part two of the Surrounded series, and learn how God's overwhelming strength surrounds us, even in battles that seem unbeatable.