The ET Perspective

In this episode Emmitt wraps up the year by encouraging the listener in a similar fashion to the race.  Believers often forget that they are in a battle that has already been won; this serves as a reminder to endure and persevere.  

This episode aims to encourage the listener to run the race of life that is set before them.  Emmitt uses personal stories to relay the message of perseverance; hoping to equip believers with instructions that will help them run effectively.  

This episode is updating the listeners to be on the lookout for changes ahead; while also encouraging the audience to continue to grow in their individual relationships with God respectfully.  

This episode aims to provoke thought and inform the listener of the things that are going on right now.  Between the topic of Kyrie Irving and why the identity of the 12 tribes of israel is so relevant today; Emmitt expounds on how these things we are seeing are a byproduct of years of lies and trauma.  The listeners are encouraged to study for themselves and to be independent thinkers lead by the Holy Spirit.  

This episode features one of Emmitt's mentors and coaches from highschool who has became a brother in Christ.  They discuss the dilemma of growing up in the inner city and receiving education in Christian private schools.  They discuss an array of topics concerning the plight of the black community while providing personal stories and insight.  Everything from faith, crime, tradition, culure, and fatherhood are all encompassed into this conversation.  

This episode continues the conversation on hypocrisy within black culture and American culture.  it aims to provoke thought in the listener to look in the mirror and pick a side in the spiritual war we are in.  

Emmitt uses this episode as an introduction into topics that he wants to speak on next week; this episode aims to provoke thought in the listener to reflect on how they approach hypocrisy.  He uses scripture as a driving force for his points on the subject.  

This episode discusses procrastination in depth; Emmitt uses personal testimony to help empower and edify the listener.  Procrastination hinders us all in various ways and this episode aims to free us from that bondage.

This episode aims to provoke the listener to reflect.  Many of us think of blessings as what we receive monetarily in the physical realm; but the biggest blessings are spiritual.  This episode includes personal testimony as well as scripture to motivate the listener.  

This episode picks up right where the last one left off; it shines light on hypocrisy that runs rampant amongst believers.  This conversation aims to encourgage the listener to remove hypocrisy by being more intentional and consistent in their walks.  

This episode is all about love; how we cannot and should not ever forget it.  This love topic will be revisited often as more episodes release (aiming to remind us all what life is about).

This episode speaks to the tragic events that took place in Memphis and the reactions to them.  The culture of social media is also critiqued to influence the audience to look inward about cultural rules we adhere to.  

This episode discusses current events while encouraging the listener to be bold in their faith.  Humility is also discussed as a focal point of conversation.  

This episode encourages the listener to worship God more; while also using personal testimony to motivate us to bes fully dependent on him.

This episode aims to encourage the listener to be faithful through hard times; ET speaks of his own personal struggles to help motivate the audience to be better when they face trials.  

This episode consists of Emmitt expressing his stance on the recent events in America from a biblical perspective.  He aims to encourage the body of Christ to continue to walk in the ammunition of God.  

Emmitt discusses mental health as well as how we need to get back to the basics in our walk with God sometimes.  He uses his persoonal struggles as of late to draw parallels to the topic.  

This episode discusses abortion as well as the potential ramifications of it.  Emmitt discusses how he feels about these topics and how believers should respond.  

This episode expounds on the spiritual battle we are in and how we should navigate throughout it.  He uses stillnes as a major focal point of the discussion.

This episode brings Emmitt's most recent social media post to the podcast.  He explains the why behind the changes that we encounter from the people around us when we get saved.  He uses personal experiences and biblical knowledge to help drive his points home for the listeners.  

Emmitt announces how God has moved in his life as of late.  He explains how God has brought him to a place he never forsaw for himself; letting the listener know to be on the lookout for music in the near future.,   Jaylon and Emmitt also dive into the intentions of the heart.

Emmitt and Jaylon use current events as a tool to speak on wickedness in its entirety.  They use scripture as well as personal insight to encourage the listener.

this episode aims to encourage the listener to be accountable in their walk with Christ. 

This episode Emmitt discusses the past.  He uses personal experience to draw parallels to his main point of emphasis; encouraging the listener to release their past in the most righteous manner possible

Due to mental health being a hot topic, Emmitt discusses depression in depth in this episode.  He explains how we rarely include God in our mental health discussions and why he believes that needs to change.  He tells a very personal story to help explain his point as well.  

This is the first episode of 2022 for the ET Perspective!  This episode aims to provide insight into the purpose of the listener.  Emmitt explains the dilemma that we all face in the world and provides scripture as well as personal experience to encourage the audience. 

Emmitt unpacks helplessness with Tyler for his last episode of the year.  They discuss our human need for God as well as their own personal experiences in the matter.  This episode aims to resonate with the listener to understand why they need their creator.  

Emmitt provides his quote of the week as well as his Bible verse of the week to pop off this episode.  The verse serves as a catalyst and overarching theme of the entire episode as he unravels one thought provoking question.  "If someone was to come to Christ how do they start and what does that look like?"

Emmitt uses his personal life experiences to paint a detailed picture about mental health.  He draws parallels between ignorance and sin to help the listener identify apart of mental health that is often overlooked.  This episode aims to provoke the listener to reflect and run towards their creator.  

Emmitt answers mental health questions to help a friend with a graduate school project.  A full episode will be released this Friday.  

Emmitt discusses the recent death of Young Dolph, the trap music scene, mental health, and he asks the audience questions of his own.  This episode aims to provide a different approach to some of the world's most crucial topics (especially in the black community).  

This episode discusses the recent events at the astroworld festival.  Emmitt explains his take on the situation and gives insight on where we are in society.

Emmitt is joined by his cousin to discuss an array of topics.  They converse about scripture, manhood, parenting, and spiritual warfare.  They also give their personal opinion on some recent events that took place.  This episode aims to make the listener think about life in an in depth manner.  

Emmitt picks up from where he left off last episode.  He holds a discussion about how faith, grace, and works all are pieces of the same puzzle.  He expounds on how grace is an essential part to our walk; while providing scriptural and personal experience to reveal truth about it.  

Emmitt discusses faith and understanding in this episode.  He expresses how faith is a choice, it being a requirement of God, and the steps believers should take in faith.  

Emmitt discusses Dave Chappelle, Jon Gruden, Da Baby, Lamar Jackson, and Tyson Fury.  He uses these men to paint the picture of inconsistency in our culture as a whole.  He then provides us a solution to all of these issues as usual aiming to provoke thought in the listener.

Emmitt gives an update on the small hiatus of the podcast while also being transparent about spiritual warfare.  This episode aims to encourage and push the listener to fight diligently against the sinful thoughts of the mind.  

This episode is a past conversation that Emmitt and Tyler had about a week ago.  They discussed an array of things concerning their beliefs on events that transpired during that time ranging from the new federal mandates as well as faith during these times.  

in this episode, Emmitt briefly expresses his gratitude for everything God has done for him.  Also he gives shoutouts to all of the people who God has allowed him to cross paths with.  This episode aims to inspire the listener to have gratitude.

Emmitt discusses the world as a whole.  He explains what he thinks is a major issue In the Christian faith; as well as his takes on the new music from Kanye West and Kendrick Lamar.  This episode aims to inform, encourage, and provoke thought in the listener.  

In this episode Emmitt discusses the biblical and practical importance of being humble.  Humility is something that has been lost in the current world and this episode is used to provoke thought in the listener to reflect and change their perspective on the matter.  

Emmitt discusses one of the most crucial issues at the heart of men.  He explains what he sees in this world currently and what he has personally experienced in his own life.  He explains how success ia a huge stumbling block for believers in America; how and why this is the case.  The listener is challenged to look into the mirror and reevaluate themselves.  

Emmitt discusses a few of his thoughts on the end times and what he believes is currently going on.  This episode was made to explain to the listener why he feels we are in the times spoke of in the New Testament that occur prior to the tribulation.  

Emmitt discusses the current state of society and his thoughts on it.  He explains that cancel culture is not new and encourages believers to not have a fear of cancellation.  He also unpacks the shyness that he senses the body of Christ has these days and where it stems from.  

Emmitt and Art discuss communication and their beliefs in regards to communication these days.  They talk about the affect cancel culture has on dialogue and how they will handle things moving forward.  They also discuss the current medical state of America aiming to provoke thought in the listener. 

In this episode Emmitt and Dr. Thomas discuss how she came into the knowledge of things that she passed on to her children.  They discuss exactly when and where she was introduced to the hard truths of the world.  She also explains her parenting methods to help listeners understand the thought process behind things she chose to do.  

Emmitt and Arthur continue their conversation about the hidden hand behind a lot of world agendas.  They use personal knowledge and experiences to convey this information in a way intended to resonate with the listener.   They talk about the origins, purposes, and members of various societies that the average person does not speak about and what they are all striving for.  

Emmitt discusses mental health and how much we need to reflect on what we're currently doing.  He also speaks about healing from childhood traumas; understanding that God is the healer of all things.  He uses Matthew 6:22 and Romans 8:28 to explain a few of his points.  

In this episode, Emmitt and Art discuss secret societies and a few of their origins.  They elaborate how the current world is deeply affected and rooted in the pagan beliefs of old.  They also discuss the banking system and where that stems from; this episode serves as a foundation for future episodes on this same subject.  

In this episode Emmitt answers biblical questions and statements that he sees gaining traction on social media.  He provides a stance on free will, the fairness of God, the originality of the virgin birth in scripture, and he answers the toughest question of them all (Would black people be Christian if it were not for slavery and colonization)?   References Genesis 10:11-12 Genesis 15:19 Genesis 38. Genesis 41:50 Numbers 13:8 1st Chronicles 7:22 Joshua 14:6 Judges 1:16 Amos 9:7 Acts 21:38 Romans 11:1 Galatians 3:13 Revelation 2:9 Revelation 3:9

Emmitt and Jaylon discuss the carnal and spiritual issues that black men have and need to fix.  They use personal experiences to help explain things that harm men and our community as a whole.  They point to scripture as the key to all things that will unlock a better everyday life and future for men and women.