In a world that can seem hopeless, kids need a reason to hope. In addition to teaching our children how to get into college, play sports and chase the American Dream, there is something greater to be learned. He created the universe with stars and planets, yet the desire of His heart was to reconcile with people whom He loved. In this devotional, the author shares ideas of how to help your children have a personal relationship with God. Through scripture, art and stories, she shared the opportunities she had to teach her own child to get to know God.

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Two shows have been written on the heart of the Sistas which are inspiring and entertaining.  There are no lead African American cast members, but these shows are winners. What is so white and very black.

So White and Very Black

The Sistas invite Joshua, a smart 11 years old, to chat about tv shows that give us a glimpse into the African American family and how it has been portrayed in television and films. They discuss the impact of shows like Good Times, the Cosby Show and Black-ish.

Listen It is all in the BLACK Family

The first episode of Season Two has the Sistas look at how African American images have been portrayed in American television and film through its short history. After a dive in to the first shows with African American actors, they talk about what a real hero looks and acts like.

Episode We Need A Hero

In this bonus episode of TV Talk with the Sistas, they discuss series that have been remade usually with a twist. In order to draw in a new audience some producers take an old concept like a Texas Ranger or living in Hawaii and add something to it. Does it work?

Listen Remakes: Retelling Old Stories

In this episode of TV Talk with the Sistas, they talk about remakes and look at some good ones and some bad ones. Did Hawaii Five O really need to tell that story again? Listen.

Episode Bonus: 9 Remakes