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Do you "live to work" or "work to live"? Most entrepreneurs (although they don't like to admit it!) live to work. They even kid themselves that it's the other way around, but it rarely, ever is. People who work to live do so by a making a conscious decision to be in control of their lives rather than allowing their lives to control them.

Preached at New Greater Bethel Ministries in Queens, New York, this powerful two part message by Dr. Juanita Bynum examines “Now Faith” in a way that you have never heard it before. Discover how the word moves you into a new level of faith that knows GOD HAS ALREADY PERFORMED WHATEVER HE HAS SPOKEN. You will also learn why too many believers are operating illegally in the spirit realm, and how this causes them to lose their eternal victory.

"if you will it, it will come!" Listen in as Rev. Al Sharpton delivers a sermon that will defiantly leave you focused on your attitude and faith. With that "Yes I Can" attitude anything you dream is possible.

Experience Juanita Bynum at her finest in "The Refiner's Fire"! You'll never forget this anointed revelation! Understand, for the first time, why there are different levels of trials, what God must allow you to be hurt sometimes to keep you on track, and that there's a price to pay when you're "chosen".

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.

You can't do it all alone. Get motivated in spirit to work together to make it all happen. The message in this presentation is without a doubt unlike any sermon you think you may have heard before. Bring it all together with the "Masters Plan"!

A desire is a hunger, a craving, a preoccupation, and an internal aim for an external conquest. A desire, when broken down to one word, is a wish. No one has ever taught us how to desire. You can accomplish desire without practicing. Sickness and even old age do not diminish desire; they just change what we desire. To stop desiring we would have to be in a complete vegetative or meditative state, and even then we would have to desire not to desire.

With over 31 years of professional speaking around the world, Jim Cathcart is one of the best known and most award-winning motivational speakers in the business. After hearing Earl Nightingale on the radio one day in 1972, Jim was inspired to change his life.

Some speak of the good old days, when our community was united with purpose and meaning. Hear Dennis Rahim Watson speak on how to recapture those days and how our relationships with each other affect our success in business and beyond.

"Ready, Set, Go!" Join Dr. Cook as she inspires you to prepare yourself for the road to success.

Why are some many black businesses failing? This dynamic and thought provoking panel tackles just the question. Hear how to bridge the gap between the business and civic community in order to strengthen our community as a whole.

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".

Many believe you have to work hard to be financially prosperous and to live a joy-filled life. Nothing could be further from the truth, according to Jeanna Gabellini. She has coached thousands of people around the world to learn how to enjoy their lives and become confident that they can produce their desired outcomes consistently instead of accepting the false assumption that life has to be full of hardship and struggle. Jeanna teaches that prosperity is our birthright - all you have to do is claim it.

Known as the "Black Psychologist", Dr. Akbar discusses the importance of building effective networks - not only for the sake of personal and professional success but for the progress of our community.

Diversity is no longer a black and white issue. As our world becomes smaller and smaller, the issues of gender, class, and ethnicity as they pertain to the global culture are more important now then ever. In this frank discussion learn how broadening your sense of diversity can lead to success in business and beyond.

Are you prepared, physically, mentally, and spiritually, for the journey you are traveling on? Listen in as Dr. Therman Evans talks about mental toughness and personal readiness as you prepare for success.

A dynamic message on the theme of "It's Time to Go". The Church is growing, but the people aren't moving - we need to get serious about God because "It's time to go!" As another of Dr. Juanita Bynum's anointed messages from the Lord, this is a must hear. Christ said it first: "Go ye, therefore, and teach all nations."

Author of the best-selling Thank God It’s Monday, Roxanne Emerich has created a whole new movement aimed at helping individuals and companies with negative workplace performance and environments transform them into dynamic and exciting, results-oriented cultures.

A former construction worker who turned down a four-year college scholarship because he thought he wasn’t smart enough to go to college, Joel Weldon went on to become one of the most sought-after motivational speakers in North America. He has been hired as an idea consultant and sales trainer for some of the world’s largest corporations.

Although African Americans have made major strides in the entertainment industry, there are still many doors not yet open. Hear some of the entertainment and music industries' best and brightest discuss how urban culture is a major driving force in today's economy and how to capitalize on it.