The Clyde Talk Podcast

In this episode, we're diving into the power of speaking God's Word over your life and why knowing that Word for yourself matters. We talk about how you can't be moved by what you see—you've got to stand ten toes down on what God has said. And as you learn to meditate on the Word day and night, you'll start to see how confession shifts your mindset, strengthens your faith, and anchors you in every season.

In this episode, we're diving into something we've all wondered at some point—how do you really hear the voice of God? We'll talk about what it looks like to spend real time with Him, build intimacy, and quiet the noise that keeps us from hearing clearly. Sometimes we expect God to speak one way, but He's been trying to reach us in ways we didn't even notice. Let's talk about how to become more aware of His presence and recognize the many ways He's already speaking to you.

In this episode, we get real about the challenge of truly knowing who we are in Christ. We talk about the struggle of comparing ourselves on social media, always chasing the next big thing, and feeling like we're never enough. Plus, we share practical ways to embrace today and discover your true identity in Christ.

In this episode, I sit down with my pops for a real conversation about manhood, legacy, and faith. We talk about what it means to lead by example — to make the most of what you have and let the Lord guide your steps along the way.He shares who inspired him, how he learned to model manhood through both mistakes and victories, and what being a godly man truly looks like in today's world.Whether you're a man striving to grow or someone who wants to understand what real, faith-driven leadership looks like, this episode is full of wisdom.

In this episode, we're talking about flags — the red ones that warn you and the green ones that show you it's safe to move forward. When it comes to relationships, choosing who you do life with is one of the biggest decisions you'll ever make. I sat down with my mom for this one, and if you know her, you know her heart goes out to the singles. She wants her sons to have great wives and her daughters to have great husbands. So we had an honest conversation about what to look for and what to look out for. From character and consistency to communication and chemistry, we're breaking down what healthy love really looks like — and how to recognize the things that protect your peace, not cost it.No matter where you are — single, dating, or just growing in wisdom — this episode will help you see relationships more clearly and prepare your heart for something real.

This episode is all about the foundation — home. We're talking about how what we do in public usually comes from what we practiced in private. Mama Clyde joins me to share stories and drop wisdom on the habits and principles she and my dad made sure to build into us early on. From having family devotionals to learning the importance of prayer and developing a real relationship with God, this one's a reminder that consistency and faith behind closed doors shape everything people see on the outside.

Join me as we discuss the importance of having Godly men. Boys have to be taught how to be men, but who's teaching? Who's taking the time to teach these boys how to have respect, self control and discipline? Men, it's up to us. If not, we leave it up to interpretation. And there's a lot of versions or ideas of what a man is and what a man is supposed to be. That's why Godly men are important. Men, it's up to us to step up and be the example. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

NEW YEAR NEW ME

Tap in as we talk about how to navigate through disappointment. Together we discuss the importance of letting God lead the way. Without him, we don't know which way to take, and apart from him we don't have the strength or intelligence. With him, we can do all things. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Yo, I got my big brother on the podcast man. In this episode, James shares his experiences as a Man, a Husband and a Father. A lot of times as men, we are leading while we are still learning. So, there can be growing pains, but pain promotes growth. He also talks about the importance of empathy and communication, because the emphasis is often on how men lead financially, but James talks about the importance of leading emotionally as well. James is encouraging you to run your race, and not let the world determine what your success should look like. Super excited for you guys to hear this one! Make sure you check it out

What Up Y'all! My brother is back dropping gems. In this episode, we talk about the difference between Believing in God vs Trusting in God. Believing could be easy for some, but trusting is hard. Think about it, you can believe someone is good enough to make the team, but it's another thing to trust him to take the last shot. The same way you may believe God CAN, but it's another thing to trust that he WILL do it for you. Make sure you check out this conversation between me and Chae. It's a good one for sure! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode, we discuss what keeps us from trusting God fully, whether that be from fear of failing, or being disappointed. Do we trust God? And of course the cliche answer is of course we do, but do we really? If we did, would we make the same decisions? Would we take more risks or continue to play it safe? Would our prayers even be the same? Maybe we've been living on the level of our fears, instead of our faith. Just like communication in a relationship is a two-way street, I believe trust is as well. Maybe while you're trying to figure out if you can trust God, he wants to know if he can trust you

Join me and Vikiyah as we tackle the topic of purpose. In this episode, Vikiyah gives her thoughts about what it looks like to follow purpose. Vikiyah encourages you not to let people, money or even yourself stop you from doing what you were put on this earth to do. Do what God called you to do, and be who God called you to be, no matter how uncomfortable it may be. And when you need a little motivation, remember your purpose might be tied to somebody else. So, if you're not walking in purpose, you could be being selfish, and standing in the way of somebody getting the help they need. And if you are someone who is frustrated because maybe you're trying to find your purpose, and haven't figured it out yet. It's cool, ask God to show you, and give it time. It'll find you. Don't forget to support my girl! You can find Vikiyah's information below: Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/renew-her-with-vikiyah-j-duncan/id1596048280 Instagram: @vikiyahjduncan (personal) @renewherco (podcast) ________________________________________ Scriptures Referenced: John 12:32 John 15:5 Genesis 1:27 Philippians 2:13 2 Corinthians 5:17 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Who said you have to be successful now? Who said that you have to have kids at a certain age or be married by a certain time? I think a lot of times we can put unnecessary pressure on ourselves, and hold ourselves to unrealistic expectations and then get frustrated when we don't accomplish goal. We can get so focused on getting to the destination, and not take the time to appreciate the journey. Enjoy the process, because when we rush the process, we ruin the results. I'm trying to enjoy every step along the way. I understand that my time is coming. It may not be right now, but this is not forever, this is just a pit stop. So, I may not be able to do everything I want to do right now - I may not be able to move like everybody else right now - I may not even be moving at the fastest pace But I'm starting to realize that direction is better than speed! Trust the Process! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

I ran across this meme and thought it was so funny, but I definitely think it's also worth having a conversation. Maybe you act like that because you haven't checked in with him since you was small. Maybe you're holding on to what you thought he was instead of figuring out who he really is. Maybe you're like me and went to church every Sunday AND Wednesday, and went to prayer meeting, and sang in the choir, and played drums for the church. Sometimes we attach those things to knowing God, but nah you know church. But that don't get you in. Just like having a good heart or being a good person isn't enough . See many people know OF him, but do you know him for yourself? Orrrr do you only know him from your parents? Orrrr do you only know him through your pastor?

During our conversation about Grace, we talk about how a we sometimes fall short. The problem with falling short is that people see the fall, but don't see the climb. They see what you did wrong, but they don't see how hard you tried to do what was right. That's why you can't live by what people think or say, because you'll never do enough, you'll never try hard enough, and you'll never be good enough. The Bible says man looks on the outward appearance, but the Lord looks on the heart. He gives us Grace to try again. Receive his grace and give yourself some too. Oh and don't forget; if you are looking to create a budget that sticks, build your savings, ditch debt, and increase your income this year then head over to https://www.thehonestplan.com/clydetalk to sign up for a discovery call to see how Tionna can help you reach your money goals. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Join us as we discuss the pressures of perfection, while facing the realities of imperfection. As we dive into the conversation, we see how God uses ordinary people to do extraordinary things. So, if you you don't have it all together yet, its okay. God can still use you where you are, how you are, because he made you who you are. Oh and don't forget; if you are looking to create a budget that sticks, build your savings, ditch debt, and increase your income this year then head over to https://www.thehonestplan.com/clydetalk to sign up for a discovery call to see how Tionna can help you reach your money goals. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Welcome to Season 2 of the Clyde Talk Podcast!

Do you struggle with patience? Yeah, me too. I think we all sometimes have a tendency to sacrifice what we ultimately want for what we think we want right now. It's a frustrating thing in hindsight. On today's episode we talk about patience, timing and delaying gratification. Join me as I give 5 practical things that I am now implementing into my habits to help me be more patient. Tune in to see what they are. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

I realize as we enter the holiday season, it can be kind of cliche to talk about what we're thankful for, especially with a holiday like thanksgiving coming up, where giving thanks is just a customary thing to do for the day. So, I want to take it a step further, and ask do you truly appreciate where you are in life right now? On today's episode, I just stopped by to encourage you not to neglect the now. Theres nothing wrong with wanting more for our life and looking forward to things in the future, but appreciate today. Don't worry so much about what you don't have, appreciate what you do have. And remember, you may not be where you want to be, but you're so much further than where you were. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Do you spend a lot of time worrying about things you have no control over? Do you ask yourself a lot of "what if..." questions? Do you have trouble sleeping because it feels like your brain won't shut off? If so, you're probably an Overthinker. On this episode of The Clyde Talk Podcast, Chae and I discuss the struggles of overthinking and how it can affect your confidence, relationships, and rest. We hope to encourage you to think on those things that are positive instead of focusing on the negative. Don't forget to support my boy! You can find Chae's information below: Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cole-therapy/id1490936859 Instagram: @chaecole (personal) @coletherapy (podcast) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Have you ever been in a place of transition? Looking for answers to questions like, "Who am I?" or "What's next?". Yeah, me too. Join me as we discuss Identity. I hope to encourage you not to let what people label you as or think that you are speak louder than what God says about you. You are who God says you are, so be who he called you to be. Straight Up. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We all have a light within us and I believe it is our responsibility to share our light with others. Don't dim your light for others and don't think because your light is small it is insignificant. Shine because you were born to, and those that are connected to you need to see it. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The Clyde Talk Podcast Introduction. Hear from host Clyde as he gives you insight into what the Clyde Talk podcast is all about. If you're in the need of some extra inspiration, motivation and encouragement; then this is the podcast for you!