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Episode Title: We Family Radio News Break: Christian Music Month, Tasha Cobbs Leonard’s Big Win & NBA Highlights

Episode Summary: Blessings, Friends and Family! Welcome back to another We Family Radio News Break with Keith and Michelle. Today, we are celebrating the GMA's second annual Christian Music Month and praising God for Tasha Cobbs Leonard's incredible NAACP Image Award win! Plus, we have an exciting update for emerging Christian artists, a look at your national weather outlook, and the overnight NBA highlights featuring a dominant performance by the Boston Celtics. Keep each other lifted in prayer and have a blessed day in the Lord!

In This Episode:

• Welcome & Intro: Blessings from Keith and Michelle!
• Gospel Music News: * Details on the Elevation Project in Boston—a fully-funded, weeklong intensive program (May 25th-29th) for emerging Christian R&B, hip-hop, and rap artists ages 18-32.
  • The Gospel Music Association launches the 2nd annual Christian Music Month! Keep an eye out for "Positive Vibes Only" performances from artists like MercyMe and CeCe Winans.
  • Huge congratulations to Tasha Cobbs Leonard for winning the NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Gospel/Christian Album for her project, TASHA.
• National Weather Outlook: From unseasonable warmth in the Northeast to severe weather risks in the Midwest and showers in the Pacific Northwest—find out if you need to grab your coat or your umbrella today.
• Overnight Sports Highlights: The NBA playoff push is heating up! We recap the Boston Celtics' massive 111-89 victory over the LA Lakers, and a hard-fought battle between the Knicks and Clippers.
• Outro & Prayer: How to stay connected with the We Family Radio community.

Mentioned Links & Resources:

• The Elevation Project: Get more information and apply at Rapzilla.com
• Stream Tasha Cobbs Leonard: Check out her award-winning album, TASHA, on your favorite streaming platform.
• Get the Free We Family Radio App & Downloads: Visit us at wefamilyradio.org

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Episode Summary

In this heartfelt and urgent episode, we respond to a call from Brenda, a newly saved Christian mother whose teenager is facing severe bullying in school and online. Watching your child suffer is one of the hardest things a parent can endure, but you are not helpless. We break down how to approach bullying with both spiritual maturity and protective, practical action.

If you are a parent feeling overwhelmed, angry, or exhausted by the cruelty your child is facing, this episode offers a roadmap for protecting your teen, rebuilding their identity, and praying with power.

Key Takeaways

• Bullying is a Sin: Bullying is cruelty and oppression. God cares deeply about the person being harmed, and stepping in to protect your child is an act of biblical stewardship, not a lack of faith.
• Christlike Character vs. Being a Doormat: Romans 12 calls us to overcome evil with good, but Jesus also modeled setting boundaries and withdrawing from harm. Your teen is called to be courageous, not to stay in harm's way.
• Forgiveness vs. Trust: Forgiveness is a spiritual act of releasing vengeance to God. Trust, however, must be rebuilt. You can teach your teen to forgive in their heart while simultaneously refusing to allow the abuse to continue.
• Identity Anchors: Bullying attempts to replace what God says about your child with what cruel people say. Parents must consistently speak biblical truth over their children to act as a shield against these lies.

"Your child doesn’t need a perfect parent; they need a present parent. Keep praying and keep moving with faith and wisdom. Because faith is trusting God while taking righteous action."

A Parent's Action Plan

1. Validate Your Teen Start by telling them directly: "I believe you. This is not your fault. We will handle this together."

2. Document Everything Create a detailed record. Save screenshots, write down dates, names, and any witnesses to the bullying.

3. Develop a Safety Plan Help your teen identify safe adults and safe locations at school. Coach them to give a calm, strong response (e.g., "Stop. Don't talk to me like that.") and walk away without escalating the situation.

4. Meet with the School Request an in-person meeting, present your documentation, and firmly ask for the school's plan to stop the behavior. Escalate to the district or authorities if the school minimizes the issue or if there are threats.

5. Seek Immediate Help if Necessary If your teen expresses feelings of hopelessness or self-harm, treat it with absolute urgency and get professional counseling immediately.

A 4-Part Prayer Strategy for Exhausted Parents

When you don't know what to pray, focus on these four areas:

• Presence: Ask God to be near to your brokenhearted teen.
• Protection: Pray for a covering over your child's physical and emotional well-being.
• Peace: Ask God to stabilize your teen's mind and heart.
• Wisdom: Pray for God to show you, the parent, the exact righteous actions to take next.

Scriptures Referenced in this Episode

• Romans 12:19: "'Vengeance is Mine, I will repay,' says the Lord." (A reminder that vengeance belongs to God).
• Psalm 139:14: "I am fearfully and wonderfully made."
• Psalm 34:18: "The Lord is close to the brokenhearted."

1 Peter 2:9: "You are a chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, God’s special possession."

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