Join us for a special episode of Conversations for Godly Transformation as I sit down with my son, Asher Vincent, to talk about his very first published children’s book, The Crayon That Didn’t Work. Together, we explore the creative process of becoming a young author, and the valuable lessons children and adults can learn from it.

In this heartfelt conversation, Asher shares what he hopes young readers will take away from the book, and what it was like seeing his ideas come to life in print. Along the way, we reflect on the impact of bullying, the importance of knowing your worth, and the power of prayer.

Whether you’re a parent, teacher, aspiring author, or simply someone who enjoys encouraging the next generation, this episode is sure to inspire you.

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Why do we keep repeating habits we know are harmful? In this episode of Conversations for Godly Transformation, we explore Chapter 10 of Atomic Habits by James Clear and discuss how lasting change begins by identifying the root causes behind our behaviors.

Rather than focusing only on the habits themselves, we examine the deeper motivations, emotional triggers, and unmet needs that often drive our actions. Whether it’s procrastination, overeating, excessive screen time, negative thinking, or other unhealthy patterns, true transformation happens when we address the source rather than merely treating the symptoms.

Join us as we discuss practical strategies for increasing self-awareness, recognizing habit triggers, and inviting God into the process of personal growth. If you’ve ever wondered why certain habits seem so difficult to break, this conversation will help you uncover what lies beneath the surface and take meaningful steps toward lasting change.

On this special episode, I pause to honor and remember my beloved brother, Bien-Cher Louis-Pierre, on what would have been his 45th birthday. Though he left this world far too soon at the age of 27, his memory continues to live on in the hearts of those who knew and loved him.

In this personal tribute, I reflect on the day I learned of his passing, the journey of grief over the past 17 years, and the comfort, strength, and hope that God has provided along the way.

Whether you have experienced the loss of a sibling, a family member, or a dear friend, I pray this episode encourages you to cherish the people you love and find hope in God’s promises.