Gospel Nation Church Going Deeper Podcast

What happens when faith feels fragile and belief is no longer easy?
In this episode, we sit down with Minister Yvette “Evie” Matterson—author, worship leader, and minister at Gospel Nation Christian Fellowship—to talk about the courage it takes to believe again after fear, disappointment, and self-doubt.
Minister Evie shares the heart behind her book and song Believe Again, reflecting on rebuilding faith when healing isn’t pretty, questioning your own judgment, reclaiming your time and heart, and resetting the narratives that shape how we see God and ourselves.
If you’ve ever struggled to believe again after feeling like you’ve already given so much, this conversation will meet you right where you are.
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It’s Movember, and we’re talking men’s health —not just the physical, but the spiritual, too. Reverend Jeff Robinson joins me on this episode of the Going Deeper Podcast to share how faith, balance, and brotherhood help men live whole, renewed lives. We dive into what it means to be strong in spirit, connected in community, and grounded in God’s purpose.

Men get breast cancer too. In this Breast Cancer Awareness Month episode, Elder Keith shares a candid, faith-filled journey—from the first sign something was wrong to advocating for care, walking through treatment, and discovering God’s nearness in the valley. We talk awareness (early signs, breaking stigma for men, speaking with your doctor), motivation (mindset, support systems), and spiritual encouragement (anchor scriptures, prayer, and the strength found in church community). His testimony offers practical wisdom and a steady hope for anyone facing hard news—or loving someone who is.
Note: Personal story and encouragement; not medical advice.

Elder Nichole McIntosh joins the Going Deeper Podcast to share how trusting God’s perfect timing has allowed her to walk in favor and step into a new season. During this National Gospel Music Heritage Month, she reflects on her gospel heritage, her journey as a worship leader and recording artist, and the heart behind her new single, Here I Come. 🎶
Her story is a reminder that the wait is never wasted, and when God says it’s time, nothing can hold you back.
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Life brings challenges, but it also brings opportunities for God to heal, restore, and set us free. In this episode of the Going Deeper Podcast, Minister Kim Williams shares her personal journey of healing and offers wisdom on how faith, grace, and restoration work together to bring wholeness. From practical advice to heartfelt testimony, this conversation will inspire you to trust God’s process and embrace true healing.

In this inspiring episode of Going Deeper, host Cyronne Counts sits down with Minister Edith M. Page—the author of Imprisoned, But Not Bound: Locked Up, But Not Locked Down—to explore what to do when life wrongs you. Edith shares how her faith enabled her to rise above injustice and misunderstanding, offering us a meaningful choice in the aftermath of hurt: succumb to bitterness or lean into God’s restoration.  If you’ve ever felt cast aside or misunderstood, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.
Grab the Book:Imprisoned, But Not Bound: Locked Up, But Not Locked Down by Edith M. Page is available on Amazon here:  https://a.co/d/bdslvO8

In this heartfelt episode of Going Deeper, host Cyronne Counts sits down with Marsha Bonds to share the extraordinary story of her late husband Larry’s heart transplant, the faith that carried them through, and the life-changing gift of organ donation. August is National Minority Awareness Month for Organ Donation, and Marsha’s testimony is both a call to faith and a call to action—especially in communities of color where awareness is vital.
Learn more and register as an organ donor today at https://www.organdonor.gov/

In this heartfelt episode, Griefshare participant Angelica Prather and D’Antoinette Edwards, licensed counselor at Heartsync Therapy, join host Cyronne Counts to explore how faith, community, and emotional honesty can guide us through the pain of loss. With personal testimony and professional insight, this conversation offers comfort, encouragement, and practical tools for anyone navigating grief—or walking alongside someone who is.