Living a Better Life: Debt & Wealth Management In this on-demand episode of The Conversation with Pastor Sincere, Prisca Nkwocha, a licensed financial and health educator, joins us for a transformative discussion on debt management, wealth building, and achieving financial freedom. Prisca offers practical advice, proven strategies, and biblical insights to help you create a stable financial foundation and live a more secure and fulfilling life. Pastor Sincere and Prisca both encouraged participants to stay engaged in future financial literacy workshops, emphasizing the need to actively plan and protect their financial futures, all while trusting in God’s plan and guidance. Contact Prisca W. Nkwocha for more information: Financial Professional 📞 (346) 701-7951 | +1 (281) 814-4196 📧 Email: iykenkwocha@hotmail.com ☎️ (888) 375-8848 📍 9555 W Sam Houston Pkwy S, Suite 435, Houston, TX 77099
Join us for a powerful discussion as Pastor David L. Sincere Jr. interviews Dr. Sharon D. Odwin, a retired principal and educator from the New York City Department of Education and currently a mayoral Appointment to the NYC Panel for Educational Policy (PEP). With over three decades of experience, Dr. Odwin has been a leader in shaping education, from integrating literacy and technology to training and mentoring educators. Now serving on the PEP, she continues to play a pivotal role in addressing educational policy and decision-making across New York City. 🌐 Learn More: Visit SincereLifeCoach.org Don’t miss this transformative conversation about the future of education and the challenges and opportunities facing our children. #TheConversation #PastorSincere #DrSharonOdwin #Education #Culture #Race #Policy #Kids
🎙️ Breaking the Stigma: Mental Health & Wellness in the Faith Community
On January 22, 2025, Pastor David L. Sincere Jr. hosted a transformative session featuring Amanda Hunter, a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner, as part of The Conversation with Pastor Sincere. This engaging discussion explored key topics, including: Breaking mental health stigmas within the faith community, particularly in the African American community. Understanding the difference between mental health and mental illness. The importance of seeking professional help while maintaining confidentiality. Practical ways faith leaders can support their congregations holistically. Addressing common challenges such as depression, anxiety, PTSD, and more. The session emphasized the interconnectedness of mental and physical health and the role of faith, family, and professional care in fostering wellness. Participants were encouraged to challenge personal stigmas, educate themselves, and prioritize self-care before helping others. Catch the full session on Spotify, Amazon Music, YouTube, and Facebook to continue this vital conversation. Together, we can create a supportive community where mental health is prioritized and stigma is a thing of the past. #MentalHealthAwareness #FaithAndWellness #BreakingStigma #PastorSincerePodcast
Pastor David L. Sincere, Jr.: Championing Faith and Mental Wellness
Pastor David L. Sincere, Jr. was honored to serve as a panelist at the Ibn Interfaith Mental Health Conference 2023, held on November 11, 2023, at Houston Community College. The event, themed "Leaders as Healers: The Role of Faith & Community Leaders in Mental Wellness," highlighted the vital role of faith leaders in addressing mental health challenges.
During the panel "Hope & Healing: Building Mental Health Programming into Your Place of Worship," Pastor Sincere shared his expertise in integrating faith and mental wellness, emphasizing the church’s role in reducing stigma and providing hope. His contributions inspired leaders from various faith traditions to take action within their communities.
Watch Pastor Sincere’s impactful discussion at the 5-hour, 16-minute mark of the event recording.
Pastor David L. Sincere, Jr.: Championing Faith and Mental Wellness
Pastor David L. Sincere, Jr. was honored to serve as a panelist at
On January 29, 2021, Pastor David L. Sincere, Jr. participated as a panelist in the Fort Bend County Children's Mental Health Summit, an event organized by the Fort Bend County Judge’s Office and Behavioral Health Services. The summit, themed "Growing Healthy Children & Planting Seeds for Pastor David L. Sincere, Jr. was a panelist at the Fort Bend County Children’s Mental Health Summit on January 29, 2021, hosted by the Judge’s Office and Behavioral Health Services. The summit, themed "Growing Healthy Children & Planting Seeds for Success," highlighted strategies for improving youth mental health. Pastor Sincere shared faith-based insights on supporting resilience and well-being in children. Watch his contributions at the 1-hour, 30-minute mark of the event recording.
Breaking Barriers: Pastor Sincere and Dr. Adisa Anderson Discuss Mental Health in the Black Community
In a compelling interview, Pastor David L. Sincere, Jr. engages with Dr. Adisa Anderson, a licensed psychologist, to discuss mental health challenges within the Black community. Dr. Anderson, who holds a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology, completed his predoctoral internship and postdoctoral fellowship at UC Berkeley and has extensive expertise in multicultural counseling and African American mental health.
The conversation explores the stigma surrounding mental illness, the importance of culturally sensitive therapy, and strategies for improving mental health outcomes among African Americans. Dr. Anderson’s insights, grounded in his academic and clinical experience, provide a powerful resource for addressing these critical issues.
Pastor David L. Sincere, Jr. interviews Dr. Erica Mapule McInnis, a Chartered Clinical Psychologist and expert in African-Centered wellness, to discuss racism in England and its psychological impact on the Black community. With over 20 years of experience in the UK’s NHS and as Director of Nubia Wellness and Healing, Dr. McInnis brings profound insights into systemic racism, culturally sensitive therapy, and building resilience. Her expertise, bolstered by a Winston Churchill Fellowship and numerous publications, highlights the critical intersection of race and mental health.
In this impactful interview, Pastor David L. Sincere, Jr. speaks with Dr. Huberta Jackson-Lowman, a renowned psychologist, past president of the Association of Black Psychologists (ABPsi), and Associate Professor at Florida A&M University. Dr. Jackson-Lowman, who earned her Ph.D. from the University of Pittsburgh in 1976, brings over four decades of expertise in Clinical-Community Psychology and African Psychology.
She discusses key themes from the ABPsi Conference, focusing on the systemic impact of trauma within the Black community. Her research emphasizes Africentric approaches to healing, the use of African proverbs for socialization and value transmission, and the connection between cultural identity, spiritual orientation, and mental health. Dr. Jackson-Lowman’s work also explores factors affecting Black male-female relationships and multicultural intervention strategies.
This enlightening conversation sheds light on addressing trauma and fostering resilience through culturally informed practices.
Childhood experiences, both positive and negative, have a tremendous impact on future violence victimization and perpetration, and lifelong health and opportunity. As such, adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) are an important public health issue. Learn how everyone can help prevent ACEs by using strategies to create safe, stable, nurturing relationships and environments for all children.
Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) are potentially traumatic events that occur before the age of 18. These can include various forms of abuse, neglect, or household dysfunction, such as witnessing domestic violence, substance abuse, or parental separation. ACEs have been shown to have long-term effects on physical, emotional, and mental health, contributing to challenges like depression, anxiety, and chronic illnesses in adulthood.
However, through faith, community support, and proper care, healing is possible. At Sincere Consulting and Life Coaching, we help individuals overcome the effects of ACEs, offering guidance rooted in biblical principles and practical steps toward emotional and spiritual well-being.
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