Name: How I deal with my disorder (you may not like this)
Uploaded: 2024-03-05T01:29:42.000Z
Description: I’m not sure I should share this, but I have a disorder. It fueled my depression and my anxiety. I still deal with it from time to time, and there’s only one thing that’s helped me get through it. It may help you too. Let’s go to the Deep End.

I’m not sure I should share this, but I have a disorder.
It fueled my depression and my anxiety. I still deal with it from time to time, and there’s only one thing that’s helped me get through it.
It may help you too. Let’s go to the Deep End.

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How I deal with my disorder (you may not like this) 

This is the B-Side of culture, conversation, & chaos.

Join Lecrae for an electrifying conversation with Dr. Eric Mason, theologian and founder of Epiphany Fellowship Church, as they unpack controversial topics and tackle misconceptions circulating in today&#39;s Black TikTok theology. From debunking the myths around Christianity being a &quot;white man&#39;s religion,&quot; to exploring the intersections of African spirituality and modern faith, this episode is full of deep insights, unapologetic truths, and thought-provoking discussions. Dr. Mason breaks down why certain practices like witchcraft, ancestor worship, fraternities, and yoga have sparked intense debate within Christian circles, providing historical context and scriptural clarity. This is a must-watch for anyone navigating complex cultural and spiritual landscapes.

Key Topics Covered:

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<li>Is Christianity the white man&#39;s religion?</li>
<li>Misconceptions about African spirituality and ancestral worship</li>
<li>Witchcraft, sage burning, and yoga: What&#39;s really at stake?</li>
<li>Are fraternities and sororities compatible with Christian faith?</li>
<li>Rebranding the church: Authenticity vs. Facelifts</li>
</ul>

Get ready to go deep, challenge your views, and enrich your understanding with Dr. Eric Mason.

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Dr. Eric Mason DESTROYS Black TikTok Theology with Lecrae

What happens when two former Hollywood hopefuls surrender their spotlight to follow Jesus?

In this powerful episode, Lecrae sits down with Girls Gone Bible, Angela and Arielle to explore how God radically transformed their lives—from addiction, anxiety, and self-medication to purity, purpose, and public ministry. With raw vulnerability and deep wisdom, they unpack what it means to grow in your faith while the world watches—and criticizes.

They dive into:

🕊️ Testimonies of supernatural deliverance from addiction and depression

💔 Breaking soul ties, sexual sin, and shame cycles

👗 The modesty debate, church hurt, and growing up without Christian community

👑 Why culture’s pursuit of fame will never satisfy

📖 Their new devotional, Out of the Wilderness, and the power of the Word to heal

💬 Dating, identity, and how to wait well in singleness

🔥 How social media has become a battleground for both freedom and judgment

Whether you&#39;re battling secret shame, navigating a faith journey in public, or just looking for real voices in the Christian space—this one’s for you. Watch now and let the chains fall off.

📘 Get their new book “Out of the Wilderness” wherever books are sold.

Subscribe for more unfiltered conversations around faith, culture, and healing.

Let’s go to the Deep End!

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Girls Gone Bible Give Lecrae the TRUTH About Single Women

Are Christians obsessed with deliverance for all the wrong reasons?

In this raw, unfiltered Deep End episode, Lecrae sits down with Pastor Mike Signorelli — the controversial leader of V1 Church in NYC — to pull back the curtain on deliverance culture, generational curses, fake exorcisms, and why some ministries draw more demons than disciples.

From leading radical revival in New York’s club scene to rebuking the entire deliverance industry, Mike shares:

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<li>Why deliverance should be the byproduct of preaching the Gospel — not the main show.</li>
<li>What really breaks generational curses (hint: it’s not a viral incantation).</li>
<li>How to discern when your struggle is discipline, deliverance, or just life.</li>
<li>Why he believes Christians can still need deliverance after salvation.</li>
<li>Wild stories of atheists, swingers, and drunks stumbling into church — and meeting Jesus.</li>
</ul>

👉 Watch this if you’ve ever wondered:

• Can a Christian have a demon?
• Is deliverance real or a scam?
• What’s the difference between healing, discipline, and deliverance?
• How should the church handle the messy, supernatural stuff?

🔥 Key quote:

“Deliverance gives you freedom, but not free indeed. The Gospel has to be the main point — not chasing demons.”

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Mike Signorelli REBUKES the Fake Deliverance Community - Here’s Why

🔥 Pastor Mike Todd sits down with Lecrae for one of the rawest and most unfiltered conversations we’ve ever had on The Deep End. They get real about what it takes to stay obedient to God while handling massive influence, public scrutiny, and private sacrifice.

Mike opens up like never before — covering everything from hidden battles to viral moments — and shares the heartbeat behind his bold moves.

We get into:

🌆 North Tulsa roots &amp; a crazy rise from sound guy to pastor

🎭 Why he preaches with sermon illustrations

🧥 Why he wears what he wears

🧘🏽‍♂️ Losing the weight, killing the gluttony, and guarding his temple

🗝️ How confession keeps him free — and why he’ll die empty

👉 Tap in. This one’s for anyone fighting distraction, criticism, and fear — but still choosing courage.

<h1>TheDeepEnd #MikeTodd #Lecrae</h1>

Let’s go to the Deep End!

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Mike Todd Finally Addresses His Critics (and what he says will surprise you)

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By being honest with the challenges he’s faced, Lecrae is going to dive into the hard things no one else will face and talk about what life looks like when you go off the deep end. This show is not for perfect people or people who’ve never made mistakes. This show is for the rest of us who are just trying to pick up the pieces and find a way forward with vulnerability and honesty.