There are many things that seem normal or average today that at one point in time seemed absolutely crazy. Smartphones, Wi-Fi, and even the electric light bulb were all groundbreaking, history-making inventions that started out as crazy ideas. Our see-it-to-believe-it generation tends to have a hard time exercising true faith - one that steps out, takes action, and sees mountain-moving results. Many of us would rather play it safe and stand on the sidelines, but it’s crazy faith that helps us see God move and reveals His promises.

Somebody has to do something! This is the clear take-home message in this resounding three-part series by Dr. Jamal Harrison Bryant, with messages that include "Save Our Sons", "How Do I Understand the God Given Man?", and "Favor Without a Father".

It’s true! You can do badly all by yourself. Yet, the reality is, by placing your faith in God and yourself and not someone else, you can fulfill your purpose and dreams. Join Dr. Jamal Harrison Bryant as he preaches this three-part series with the messages "I Can’t Waste Another Tear", "You Don’t Know What You Did to Me", and "I’ve Had Enough".

In a time when women carry more influence than any other generation, the power of prayer has never been more important to remind us that we do not have to bear our crosses alone. We need prayer to stand guard over our hearts and minds and over the hearts and minds of our families. Women today are shattering glass ceilings and forging new paths in the world. This audiobook is a clarion call for women to continue their progressive march of empowerment by dreaming like their daughters and praying like their grandmothers.

Dr. Jamal Bryant delivers again in this spiritually charged and life-changing four-part series featuring “Do You: Sarah Palin”, “Live Your Life”, “Live Past the Deadline”, and “I Lived Through It”.

Radical, Revolutionary, Innovative, Anointed, and Cutting edge are some of the words often used to describe Dr. Jamal-Harrison Bryant. He is the pastor of Empowerment Temple in Baltimore, which started with a mere 43 members and grew to over 10,000.