Seasoned with Salt

God is trying to get your attention, to remind you that he hasn't changed his mind about you!

Sometimes your "YES" turned into a "No" and that's okay.

Struggling with being invited or accepted. This episode is for you. Experience the life of King David and apply Biblical principles to your personal and professional journey.

Here are the three prayers I am avoiding in 2023. 

hope everyone had an amazing Christmas Day! Mine was good. Living in California makes me even more grateful for the time I get to spend with my family in Seattle each December. In addition to the time I spend with family, there’s a lot of time for reflection. Three things have been on my mind this week; Navigating January - how do I get ahead of the hustle and bustle of a very busy month? How do I finish the year strong? What realistic goals do I have for 2023? Setting Your Intention for 2023 Be honest with yourself about the process of creating a new year resolution. Have you had success with consistency? Do you remember last years resolution? Was your progress “traceable?” Here’s my plan I’m going to identify a theme for the year. The theme will be driven by this question: A year from now, what are my expectations?” I’m going to identify quarterly focus areas. I’m going to create opportunities for quarterly retreats to revisit focus areas. I’m going to identify someone I trust to help me be accountable. I’m going to pray over my plans

This is a message I preached on Sunday, December 11, 2022, at the Progressive Church of God In Christ in Sacramento, California. It chronicles the experiences of Davis and his journey to forgiveness and redemption after making a huge series of mistakes.

I share an update on my journey to minimalism and all the things I forgot quicker than I learned. I have been really inspired by Joshua Becker's "The Minimalist Home" and the "Our Minimalist Life" YouTube Channel. https://www.youtube.com/@TheArmsteadFamily Shout out to SpaceMatters for easy access to quotes from Becker's Book: https://myspacematters.com/30-minimalist-quotes/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=pinterest&utm_campaign=tailwind_tribes&utm_content=tribes&utm_term=633966936_24555842_591164 #Minimalism 

!Here are my affirmations for this holiday season. Pray with me for peace! #Christmas #Jesus #Joytotheworld #Advent

What are the top Arguments on Thanksgiving Day?  https://www.houstonpress.com/arts/the-10-biggest-fights-at-thanksgiving-6376031 https://www.cnn.com/ampstories/us/12-fights-youll-have-on-thanksgiving-besides-politics

#165 The Dangers of Porn-Informed Sexuality Dominiquebeaumonte.com

Pack Light: What to take and what to leave when you're moving forward #164 As I reflect on my own future, it occurred to me that some new opportunities I’ve been blessed with, have been clouded by old opportunities. Based on my experience, here are three things you can’t afford to pack when you decide to move forward: A commitment to tradition Friends and associates who don’t have a growth mindset Trauma from bad relationships and experiences

Juanita Bynum is having a prayer conference and y'all are talking about it so...... I'm weighing in.

Maybe your position is the problem? On Friday night, I decided to attend a high school football game in my neighborhood. By the second half, I made a few friends who were fathers of players sitting outside of the gate in lawn chairs. One of the dads was adamant that the team's inability to score was due to the fact that the starters were all sons of the coaches. After a bout 20 minutes of his complaints, I found myself deeply annoyed. Listen to find out what lesson I learned! 

The doors were closed out of fear. The disciples were crippled by their inability to control what was next. Jesus uses the text to teach us that he doesn’t need an open door to appear in order for his will to be accomplished. Rest assured that with Jesus, the door is obsolete! seasonedwithsaltpodcast.com

Don't Let Them Kill Your Creativity #160

Listen to me talk to my Therapist (you) about how terrible I am at Self-Care. Oh, and about the 7 pillars of self care!

A recap of a message I preached on Sunday, August 14, 2022, at the Little Flock COGIC. Access the video on Youtube! -> https://youtu.be/gHkxbJj6EeM

Should Christians date unbelievers?

We can learn a serious lesson from the way that our body digests what we decide to eat! In this episode, I talk about an epiphany I have about food intake and our mental, physical and emotional health.

A lesson from Nehemiah for those of us considering our next move! Read the book of Nehemiah for strategy and leadership execution.

A Season of Sabotage: Why You Can Quit Now! Reflect on the experience of David with me and listen to a revelation God gave me! Be inspired and encouraged by these words!

Believers Merge Well! The Spirituality of Merging! #153 dominiquebeaumonte.com/podcast Seasonedwithsaltpodcast.com

The Pride in Feeling Inadequate #152 seasonedwithsaltpodcast.com dominiquebeaumonte.com

Elder Dominique Beaumonte preaches at Progressive COGIC on July 3, 2022, in Sacramento, CA. #COGIC #Sermons #Christianity #ChristianPodcast 

The Supreme Court done overturned Rose vs. Wade yall. These are my thoughts.

I am reading James Clear's Atomic Habits and wanted to share thoughts from the book.

Uncovering false spiritual authority Don’t confuse spiritual authority with early influence/wealth/power I John 4:1 - spiritual skepticism/ the process of authentication Matthew 26:41: Watch and pray, that ye enter not into temptation: the spirit indeed is willing, but the flesh is weak.

I think I'm canceling Mo'Nique and Jada for Good. I'm adding Johnny Depp and Amber to the prayer list. I think Shaunie (O'Neil) needs to get off of Basketball wives now that her husband is a pastor.

This episode is about risk-taking!

This is a recording from the Progressive COGIC Sunday Night Bible Studies series, featuring Sister Icelisia Tolbert.

This is a recording from the Progressive COGIC Sunday Night Bible Studies series, featuring Sister Icelisia Tolbert.

Are you a fiery e-mail sender? I used to be one of those folks too! In this episode, I share some ways that I have become more thoughtful in my approach to addressing this when emotions are high!

I didn’t know what to name this episode but I discuss the miracle God performed for me this weekend, the pastor’s sermon last Sunday, historic black women like Dawn Staley, Jazmine Sullivan’s ‘Heaux Tales, Ketanji Brown Jackson's nomination, and Willard Carroll Smith, II. Linktr.ee/dominiquebeaumonte

If you are like me, you start the year with a refreshed perspective on what's possible. The change of the calendar year offers the possibility of something new and exciting. There is something amazing about a fresh start. Then, the realities of life set in. Before you know it, it's February and things have gone back to what they were the year before. It doesn't take long before you hear yourself saying, "I can't wait until this year is over!" With Spring blooming, we have the opportunity to re-center ourselves in our goals, reevaluate our expectations, and prayerfully consider the direction we will take in our lives, relationships, careers, and overall wellbeing! Twitter: @SWSthePodcast Instagram: @SWSPodcast Facebook: @SWSPodcast

God gave me the freedom I needed to focus through some unlikely and uncomfortable circumstances. I get it now! I am praying and sharing with others who may be in similar seasons of life.

My trip to Bath and Body Works helped me to realize that we often forget about Black-Owned businesses. This is my tribute to them. Buy a black-owned candle rather than participating in the prostituting of Black culture at big box stores.

DO you remember the story in the Bible about Joseph, Jacob’s son? Joseph was eventually sold into slavery by his brothers, manipulated by his owner’s wife and eventually vindicated and promoted. Joseph had a gift for dreaming and interpreting dreams. It created a stumbling block for him among those that were supposed to love him the most. “HERE COMES THAT DREAMER," they said when the see him come from afar off.

A sermon preached on January 30, 2022, at the Progressive Church of God In Christ in Sacramento, CA.

Your church needs a communications strategy. That's more than a few social media pages. You need an intentional way to keep your membership informed and embraced. Listen to learn more! E-mail me: swsthepodcast@gmail.com. Twitter: @SWSthePodcast Instagram: @SWSPodcast Facebook: @SWSPodcast

What did David mean in Psalm 23:5 when he said "my cup runneth over?" Over the last few weeks, I’ve endeavored to enjoy a cup of coffee at home. While I’ve had one or two slip-ups, I’ve been relatively successful. In an effort to encourage me, I’ve purchased a variety of flavored non-dairy creamers and themed mugs. I forgot what was on the cup when it took it out of the cabinet, rinsed it, and placed it on the Keurig plate. My goal was to make half of a cup because it was pretty late at night. After the coffee brewed, I noted the sheer irony…. A half-empty cup of coffee in a cup with the words, “my cup runneth over.” Naturally, my mind wandered and I started asking questions? What did David mean in Psalm 23:5?

This is an edited version of a lesson shared on Sunday, January 9, 2022. The lesson chronicles the experience of Jacob, who is on a journey back to his hometown of Beersheba. God interrupts his trip in an unexpected way, building upon the promise he made to Jacob's father and grandfather. I discuss how we can use Jacob's experience to better understand the "why" of the seasons we endure.

I watched all of the seasons of Insecure and am so sad to see it go! In this episode, I recap my experience with the last season and discuss some takeaways that resonated with me.

Whatever system hurts you will generally become the target you point at when the next system makes you feel liberated. True liberation is when you are free from systems and targets! When God gives me the grace and strength to forgive the people who hurt me in my last system, HE even frees me from the system that manipulated my vulnerability. MY pain is just gonna be my testimony. Not my weapon. I’m not trying to hurt you. I’m trying to live healed. Source: Article

This is a sermon I preached on Thursday, December 9, 2021, at the Progressive Church.

This episode was recorded on December 13, 2021.

I'm handing out tips for getting in the Christmas mood!

The Sacramento Airport had my car towed. I wanted to share some transparent thoughts about how I have been dealing with it.

I originally recorded this in December of 2020. A conversation with my brothers abs an upcoming holiday trip brought this to my memory and I think I would re-share.

Thanksgiving Etiquette is essential... I gotta say what some of y'all may not have heard but need to know! Check out my original Thanksgiving episode, too! It's episode #127.

It's the end of the year and a time of giving, sharing, and connecting. Let's talk about ways we can assess our friendships and the way that we show up!

It's okay move on, yall! In this episode, I talk about the experience if Jesus at Simon's house! Here is what we learn! 1.I am not everybody’s solution. 2.I don’t have to be in control of everything or in charge of all the outcomes. 3.I don’t have to put myself in the center of everything, not must I allow myself to be dragged there.

MENTORSHIP, SUCCESSION PLANNING AND THE ADVICE A FATHER GAVE TO HIS OVERWORKED SON Leadership tools from the Bible to inspire leaders to mentor, coach, distribute tasks and be more strategic!

I had an amazing birthday day! It's continuing on but I wanted to share some thingsGod spoke to my heart during my trip!

I am going to post an episode every day this week! It's my last week to be 40. On October 28, 2021, I'll be 41! I wanted to share some highlights about the year and all of the lessons God has taught me!

This is a sermon preached on Thursday, October 14, 2021, about dealing with depression.

WHY THEY Picked YOU: An Affirmation & Challenge #120 Learn more about my podcast: seasonedwithsaltpodcast.com

You can focus! If you’re like me, focus has three true enemies. Procrastination. Fear Lack of energy or passion Here are some questions to spend time reflecting on: What have I been avoiding that needs my time and attention? What do I waste time doing that generally profits me little? Who are the people that promote, advance, help, support more than I do for myself? What resources do I need to focus? What is hindering me from starting?

Should the 1.7 Million Californians who signed up for a failed recall election be taxed? Where does Money.com says we should live? Should a woman date a man without a car? What did Moderna say about people who took their vaccination in 2020?

1 Thessalonians 4:11 says "And that ye study to be quiet, and to do your own business, and to work with your own hands, as we commanded you;" Did you know that minding your own business is a tribute to God!? What do you neglect when you focus on other folk's "stuff?"

It's a quicky! This is for someone struggling! God wants to help you!

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I'm joined by my sisters, Whitney and LaPria Genevro for this week's "Ask Domo." I’m in a book club and one of the members always shows up late and leaves early. We are busy moms so I’m not bothered by that much. The problem is that she dominates the discussion and then gets frustrated, claiming she has to leave. Coincidentally, our group reads a lot about stress management and anger. Because I invited her to the book club, I feel a little obligated to tell her how she is viewed by the group. What should I avoid saying? I broke it off with my fiancé. It was an emotionally draining situation where she would constantly refer to her father for important matters. When we would get in arguments, she would always start with “well, I talked to my dad and….” Eventually, I couldn’t handle it anymore. The problem is that her mother and I had an understanding and agreed the relationship was not progressing. Since we broke up, my almost mother-in-law regularly tries to hook me up with other girls. Is this wise?  My boss tried to add me on Facebook. I declined. In a meeting, she casually mentioned it as a way to build trust. Her demeanor and tone made me feel like she was pressuring me to add her. She told me to “consider the impact it would have on our relationship.” I was speechless. How do I tell Her ABSOLUTELY NOT?! I ran into my pastor at Safeway. She had a bottle of wine in her basket and I was doing everything in my power to avoid focusing on it. I’m a recovering alcoholic so it really shocked and concerned me. I want to know what her philosophy is on drinking in order to make a decision about my membership. How do I broach this discussion?

I decided it was time to ramble about my observations and feelings about marriage and how I'm entertaining discussions about singleness as a 40-year-old human who happens to preach and be saved. I hope this resonates with people.

This is episode #112 and I'm answering listener questions! Y'all tell Oprah and T. D. Jakes to HOLLA! #Oprah #Gayle #TDJAKES #Advice I have a small business that I’ve had for 7 years. My sister-in-law talked my brother into paying someone else  MORE than I would have charged because she was mad that I started charging family members. How can I share with my family that this hurt me? My boyfriend and I were invited to a couples trip at the last minute, replacing another couple. We are believers and many of the activities and accommodations aren’t things we do. Should we cancel or see where there are concessions? I’m dating a woman who is perfect for me in just about every way. The only challenge is that I don’t like weave. She changes her hairstyle almost weekly and it’s an adjustment for me. I want to ask if she could lay off the hair extensions. What’s a safe way to do this? The guy I’m dating goes through these phases where he is completely unavailable. I learned he suffers from depression and I connected him with my therapist. It doesn’t seem to be helping.  I care about him but don't know what to do next. Do I wait for him to come out of his depressive state or do I move on? How can I have a meaningful relationship with him and be supportive? 

R. Kelly is Nasty + Silence Affirms Nasty People + What the Church can do... episode 111.

Read John 13. Jesus knew that not everyone on his circle was in his corner. Here are three lessons he teaches us about people around us: Focus on the promise, not the people Pour anyway (I become all things to all.. Keep your eyes open Check out my podcast at seasonedwithsaltpodcast.com

How do Christians navigate loneliness? What is loneliness? How should I pray if I am experiencing loneliness? "Researchers suggest that loneliness is associated with social isolation, poor social skills, introversion, and depression." – Kendra Cherry (VeryWellMind.com) "Loneliness is the state of distress or discomfort that results when one perceives a gap between one’s desires for social connection and actual experiences of it." – Psychology TodayArticles: Loneliness: Causes and Health Consequences [Link]

Submit a question: E-mail SWSthePodcast@gmail or Message me on Facebook/Instagram @SWSPodcast or Message me on Twitter -> @SWSthePodcast Submit a question on my website: seasonedwithsaltpodcast.com This episode's questions: My son’s father is expecting a new child with his current wife. He thinks that the two of us should get along. He insisted that I plan the baby shower since she doesn’t have any sisters or a local family member. He and I have a solid co-parenting relationship but I don’t think it's cool to be in her face since they just got married. What should I do? One of the women at my church is having a housewarming and invited me. She later mentioned that she bought the house with her boyfriend and they aren’t getting married. Our church preaches against this like I am sure most churches do. The new news means that I am not going. How do I tell her? My supervisor is very mean to me. We do not get along at all. I got a new job and plan to quit without a 2-week notice… but as a Christian, I feel convicted. What's the best way to end a bad work situation without losing your witness? My wife is a packrat and I’m a more simple guy. Our house is more of a reflection of who she is and not me or we. I want her to get some therapy or something because it's getting out of hand and impacting our Marriage.

What's God's intention for our bodies? What would happen if we honored our bodies the way that God intended for us to? How can the church play a role in reshaping body image? I am thinking out loud about

My little brother, Demetrius "Spac3man" Beaumonte joins me to episode #106; Ask #3! Be sure to follow him on IG -> @Spac3tagram E-mail SWSthePodcast@gmail or Message me on Facebook/Instagram @SWSPodcast or Message me on Twitter -> @SWSthePodcast Submit a question on my website: seasonedwithsaltpodcast.com Twitter: @SWSthePodcast Instagram: @SWSPodcast Facebook: @SWSPodcast My cousin and her husband refuse to be vaccinated but travel all over the place. She was supposed to be a bridesmaid at my wedding but I’m having second thoughts. How do I tell her that she can’t be at my wedding unless she is vaccinated?  I borrowed money from my brother’s ex-girlfriend in 2019. At the time, she said I didn’t need to pay her back. After she and my brother broke up, she started telling people I owed her money. I want to pay her the money, even though I don’t owe her. My brother won’t let me. I really just want her to keep my name out of her mouth. What should I do?  I saw someone from the church at a local nightspot with a woman I didn’t recognize. It could have been his sister or cousin as far I know. It concerns me because I’m in circles with his wife and feel like I should at least say something to him or his wife. Would it be messy to call his minister? My daughter told my wife that as a free woman, she doesn’t feel it’s necessary for her boyfriend to discuss with me his interest in marrying my only daughter. My wife agreed with her. How should I approach the young man she wants to marry?

In episode #105, Dominique provides three simple steps to protect your energy! Pray, Set, and redirect! Check out all of the Seasoned with Salt episodes on seasonedwithsaltpodcast.com or on your favorite podcast platform! To hear Dominique's Sermons, go to https://dominiquebeaumonte.com/preaching/

Submit a question: E-mail SWSthePodcast@gmail or Message me on Facebook/Instagram @SWSPodcast or Message me on Twitter -> @SWSthePodcast Submit a question on my website: seasonedwithsaltpodcast.com This episode's questions: I don’t like going places unless I’m explicitly invited by the event host because I’ve had bad experiences. My friends are upset with me because I refuse to tag along. How do I explain to them why I am not just showing up? The guy I’m dating is very bad at texting back. He’s great in person but when we aren’t together, he responds with emojis and one or two words. How can I tell him to stop? I’m dating a minister. We have so much fun together. The problem is that he refuses to take photos, post them or invite me to his church. It’s getting annoying. What should I do?

Three things to remember when you don't feel worthy. This is a sermon shared at the Progressive Church Of God In Christ on Thursday, July 29, 2021. This video was edited by Gregory James of James Media and the Progressive Church Of God In Christ Media Ministry. You can listen to more sermons on https://dominiquebeaumonte.com/preaching/

Have you ever looked at job opportunities and wondered if you would be ideal for the job but quickly talked yourself out Of it? If you wear clothes, you e probably learned like I have that fit doesn’t always have a direct connection with what’s on the label. Fit is ultimately about how it feels when you try it on. One of the most brilliant ideas to ever impact the marketplace is the dressing room. In the fitting room, you give an article of clothing a crash run. You don’t make the determination about the fit until after you try the item on. The key to determining fit is TRYING IT ON. Trying it on is applying and letting the process reveal the fit. This episode is all about the work it takes to know if something is a fit. Jeremiah 1:4-8 is our biblical example.

Back in the day when blogging was popular, I had a website and YouTube blog called Iam Domo.com, which featured a segment called ASK DOMO. I’ve decided to revive this segment on my podcast, Seasoned with Salt The Podcast! Inspired by Collosians 4:6, my podcast aims to bridge the challenges and trends of life with Bible-based principles! Christians are equipped to talk about anything! Submit a question on my website, https://seasonedwithsaltpodcast.com/ask-domo/ or email swsthepodcast@gmail.com. Listen to the reboot on Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/seasoned-with-salt/id1438061295?i=1000529787613 Listen to the reboot on Spotify Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1QOkKQfGyvzpTpEjeTvzAF?si=bblsEpCIS1yN47Fm2bXMTA&dl_branch=1 Watch the reboot on YouTube: https://youtu.be/h_4pznUv_nA

It's episode #100! Wow! Thank you for your love, listenership, and support! Visit my website for more episodes! -> seasonedwithsaltpodcast.com 1. Don’t give an answer right away. Give yourself the time to consider your capacity and interest. 2. Fight the urge to do things for the sake of feeling needed. People will take advantage of you. 3. Anticipate that you may feel bad saying no. Feeling bad shouldn’t equate to changing your mind. 4. You don’t always need a reason to say no. Sometimes, the reason is “this doesn’t contribute to my wellness.” 5. Be careful not to say no and make it your responsibility to find someone to replace you. Let your no free you.

You don't need any reasons! God has been good to you! But in case you are wondering and thinking about going back, here is some encouragement! Episode 99. Connect with me! More episodes: seasonedwithsaltpodcast.com Hear my sermons: dominiquebeaumonte.com/preaching Check out Episode #80 Back to Church Series - Partnering with Media Ministry Experts w/ Greg James. Click here.

This recording is from Sunday, July 11, 2021, at the Progressive COGIC in Sacramento, CA. The text: 2 Kings 4:1-5. The message is entitled "You've Got the Faith Follow Through. Using the experience of the desperate widow, the messages e encourages the listener to build and execute their faith through the following steps: Ask for Help! See it Another Way Obey God Close the Door Behind You Pour Anyway To enjoy other messages, go to: https://dominiquebeaumonte.com/preaching/ Special thanks to James Media and the Progressive COGIC Media Ministry.

In this episode, I discuss the power of being useful versus being popular. This episode was inspired by Dr. Gerald Kayingo, (An impactful nursing professor)  Dr. Carla Gary (Passionate higher education administrator), and Bishop Nathaniel Bullock (Thoughtful/engaging leader of leaders). I want to thank each of these leaders and mentors for manifesting the power of usefulness in their lives and encouraging others to do the same. The Bridge Builder BY WILL ALLEN DROMGOOLE An old man going a lone highway, Came, at the evening cold and gray, To a chasm vast and deep and wide. Through which was flowing a sullen tide The old man crossed in the twilight dim, The sullen stream had no fear for him; But he turned when safe on the other side And built a bridge to span the tide. “Old man,” said a fellow pilgrim near, “You are wasting your strength with building here; Your journey will end with the ending day, You never again will pass this way; You’ve crossed the chasm, deep and wide, Why build this bridge at evening tide?” The builder lifted his old gray head; “Good friend, in the path I have come,” he said, “There followed after me to-day A youth whose feet must pass this way. This chasm that has been as naught to me To that fair-haired youth may a pitfall be; He, too, must cross in the twilight dim; Good friend, I am building this bridge for him!”

Short videos reminding you to keep going, never give up, and go with God!

At around 2:00 am, the Spirit of God told me to get out of bed and record an episode about my journey to preaching. It's 50 minutes. I am praying that those who listen are empowered and blessed. I may have rambled at some points but this is the full beginning of a story God is still unfolding for me.

WENDY WILLIAMS CAME FOR TABITHA BROWN AND GOT SENT HOME. I do not own the rights to the video clips featured in this episode. These clips were gathered from the social media profiles associated with each of the individuals being discussed in this episode.  #WendyWilliams #TabithaBrown #TheWendyShow #Vegan #VeganSoul seasonedwithsaltpodccast.com

Did you hear about the preacher who said that unmarried preachers were either gay or masturbating regularly? In this episode, I share my thoughts from a Biblical and personal perspective. Scriptures to read: Genesis 2:18 Proverbs 18:22 I Corinthians 7 Article References from Psychology Today: "Masturbation & Marriage" https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/women-who-stray/201705/masturbation-and-marriage Book I referenced:  The War Within: Gaining Victory in the Battle for Sexual Purity by Robert Daniels

What do you do when it seems that e no has your back? In this short episode, I encourage listeners to be their own pusher!

In I Kings 10, The Queen of Sheba is fascinated by the rumor of Solomon's wisdom. So, she pays him a visit. Through her visit, she learns that his wisdom is not only manifested through what he says when answering her difficult questions but the way that it manifests through the people and the things around him. How does this inform how we think about mentorship? That's what I ramble on about.

What is false humility and how do we navigate it? This is a re-mix of episode #11.  seasonedwithsaltpodcast.com

Dominique Beaumonte reflects on ways to overcome adversarial thinking and people for Christians in ministry and business. Listen to my podcast on dominiquebeaumonte.com/Podcast. Follow me on social media: Twitter: @SWSthePodcast Instagram: @SWSPodcast Facebook: @SWSPodcast

This an overview of a message. preached on Sunday, May 23, 2021, entitled "God Has Something Special For You!" Borrowed from the experience of Isaac in Genesis 26, I discuss what we can learn from the process we have to endure when finding our place in life. When God had something that was better, he pulled him out of his comfort zone. When God has something better, He will Interrupt your definition of success. When God has something better, he won’t let you settle for what belongs to someone else. Listen to my podcast on dominiquebeaumonte.com/Podcast. Follow me on social media: Twitter: @SWSthePodcast Instagram: @SWSPodcast Facebook: @SWSPodcast

Dominique rants about a video that famed comedian, Mo'Nique created on Instagram live critiquing the appearance of individuals she referred to as her nieces.  I’m don’t with community aunts and uncles. Before we dip into the work of telling forks how to be, we need to take a deep look at we are so willing to provide public critique about our own people. Pull me to the side when I’m wrong. You’re not correcting me in love in the company of 5 million.... Especially in a mixed company. Dominiquebeaumonte.com/podcast Twitter: @SWSthePodcast Instagram: @SWSPodcast Facebook: @SWSPodcast

Are you looking for success or notoriety? Are you wrestling with ways to become more ambitious in your life, profession, and ministry? In this episode, I discuss the dangers of being opportunistic and encourage listeners to trust God for their success.

Show notes: https://dominiquebeaumonte.com/2021/05/13/develop-a-personal-brand-standard-on-social-media/ Have you ever began a conversation with someone where they make a comment about something you posted on social media. This happens to me all the time and it used to make me really uncomfortable because 1) I was not as intentional about my posts and 2) I didn’t want to be viewed through the lens of one is Isolated experience or joke. Today, I’m going to talk about the importance of developing a personal brand identity that drives the way you project yourself in social media spaces. I got a few tips, experiences, and tricks that will help you!

Did you know that you can protect your peace? Have you ever been in the store and seen Little toddlers throwing the biggest fit while the parent carried on as though nothing was happening? If you’re like me, you’ve probably muttered to yourself, “I know that lady sees that little boy destroying the entire rack of pasta noodles!” This thing has literally always puzzled me! Ok. Fast forward to yesterday! I tell my 3 friends in our group chat that someone responded to an email I sent (reply all) intending to get a reaction out of me. I give a little context and then one of my faithful friends texts the following sentence: “In behavior therapy, we have a tactic called “planned ignoring. Not to be confused with planned ignorance.” Being the young scholar that I am, the term piqued my interest and I spent the next 20 minutes sitting in my car watching YouTube videos about this tactic. The procedure of planned ignoring involves deliberate parental inattention to the occurrence of target child behaviors. In other words, parents identify behaviors that function as a means of getting their attention and selectively ignore them. Okay, then what is extinction? Planned ignoring is one the simplest types of extinction procedures. The term extinction refers to discontinuing rewarding a behavior that has previously been rewarded. Extinction is an intervention strategy that has been widely shown to be effective in reducing rates of inappropriate behaviors in children. SO NATURALLY, I WANT TO ENGAGE THIS PRACTICE WITH ADULTS. Some people move through the world manifesting their insecurities. They will attach certain insecurities to your being if they feel threatened. So their behavior towards you is not always a reflection of what you have done or said, but who you are. Therefore, that recenters how we should respond. Planned ignoring is supposed to end the practice of rewarding bad behavior. Critics argue if it is the best strategy. What I unequivocally agree with that You can ignore behavior without ignoring the person. We have to give the same energy to reinforcing replacement behavior. “How” you ignore can be as equally damaging as how you respond. At the end of the day, planned ignoring is less about the person and their behavior but more about how you respond to behavior when you have the power to reinforce better behavior through your own discipline. Here are the three takeaways for me from the Bible. Process how you internalize the behavior by managing your response time. You may not be able to ignore the behavior. Listen up! James 1:19 Wherefore, my beloved brethren, let every man be swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to wrath: Get your thoughts under control. Get to a place of peace before you join the other person where they want you to be. Prompt: when I’m triggered, what emotions do I feel and how do I manage them through my thoughts: Philippians 4:8, KJV: "Finally, brethren, whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good report; if there be any virtue, and if there be any praise, think on these things." Proverbs 3:5-7 King James Version 5 Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. 6 In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths. 7 Be not wise in thine own eyes: fear the Lord, and depart from evil.

God said... tell my people to ADJUST! In this episode, I’ll share what hinders our progress and, how we can make adjustments! I’ll pray over your life Divine inspiration, Divine collaborations, and Divine innovation. Prayer focus or the week: 1. Divine inspiration 2. Divine collaboration 3. Divine innovation SWcriptures to remember: Be a guest on my show: seasonedwithsaltpodcast.com 

I had a therapy session with myself about some disappointment I have been experiencing as it pertains to other people. I am letting you in on my processing!

#81 God Goes Before You - Getting Over Neophobia Get over the fear of trying something new! In this episode, I’m going to share the key to fighting neophobia! Try something new! Launch a business. Go on a date! Trust God with your next. He will cover you! Listen to learn more! Listen to my podcast: DominiqueBeaumonte.com/podcast Follow me on Instagram: instagram.com/SWSPodcast Follow me on Facebook: instagram.com/SWSPodcast Follow me on Twitter: Twitter.com/SWSthePodcast Email me: SWSthepodcast@gmail.com

God laid it on my heart to do a series entitled “Back to Church” where I have candid conversations with church leaders, Christian influencers and subject matter experts about ways we can return to the building, without forsaking the creativity and foresight it required to survive a continuing global pandemic. I thought would be right to begin this series with my friend, Gregory James. Gregory is the media ministry director for the progressive church in Sacramento, CA, and the owner of James Media. James Media has provided production, post-production, audio and projection services for churches, non-profits, and global companies like YouTube and much more! I’m also going to give 5 tips for partnering with a media ministry expert at the end! Don’t try to do it yourself if you want to do it in excellence. You don’t have to be the talent and the tech. Trust professionals with your gifting. KNOW WHAT YOU WANT if you are picky but be open-minded. An experienced media expert knows the tricks of the trade and can push you creatively. Don’t be reluctant to pay. When you invest in a great media expert, you enhance your ministry's capacity and potential footprint. Have a pre-production meeting to discuss your vision, participants, and preferences. Don’t make any assumptions. The Holy Spirit is not stifled when we plan ahead. Pray and partner with your media ministry leaders and professionals. They are key to the spread of the Gospel message to the church and the unchurched. They will work more effectively when they are led by God. Kill the ego and dictatorship for the best outcomes. I want to thank Brother Greg for joining me and I hope you will share this episode if it has been helpful. I’d also love it if you subscribed to my podcast and wrote a review! That helps me spread the word about the podcast, and more importantly, Jesus Christ! Have a great day! Remember: Let your conversation be always full of grace, seasoned with salt, so that you may know how to answer everyone. Follow James Mediq! Jamiesmedianow.com // Twitter @1JamesMedia // Instagram @1JamesMedia

What to pray for this week: pray to recognize what God is doing in your life. Pray to recognize that the places you are are for a reason. Pray to recognize the people he has placed in your life to push you. Recall the affirmation God gives to Jeremiah (1:5) (Amplified)  Before I formed you in the womb I knew you [and approved of you as My chosen instrument], And before you were born I consecrated you [to Myself as My own]; I have appointed you as a prophet to the nations.”  Later in Jeremiah 29:11 11  For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, says the Lord, thoughts of peace and not of evil, to give you a future and a hope. God has a divine plan assigned to your life and it includes the family your in, the place you work, the school you went to and all you have had to ensure. CONSIDER CHRIST, our example.

#78 What is Toxic Positivity? Why it Sucks! Do you know what can be extremely annoying? Toxic positivity! What is it? Why do people do it? What’s the alternative? That’s what we are going to dive into in this episode!  What is Toxic Positivity?  Toxic positivity is the belief that no matter how dire or difficult a situation is, people should maintain a positive mindset. It's a "good vibes only" approach to life. What is Faith? Faith is the assurance that God's word is true! Challenge the reasons why we escape to toxic positivity: We don't always know how to show up for people. We lack empathy. A passive way to redirect negativity. What does the Bible Say: Read John 11 to learn about how JESUS sympathizes with his friends.

In this episode, I explore high-functioning anxiety and ways that Jesus would respond. Links: High Functioning Anxiety: The 10 Symptoms by Specialized Therapy Associates

The prayer Earl DMX Simmons prayed on his 1998 album. May he rest in peace. Listen to DMX Prayer in his own voice: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ih13xjWq_1A I am praying for his family and all those impacted by his life and career.

Is LaShun Pace's Rebuke of the Church the Meat or the Bone? What should we do with it?  I discuss this on my 75th Episode! THIS IS NOT AN INDICTMENT. IT'S A REFLECTION. LaShun Pace's Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aimSKyG1XBI Check out my website: seasonedwithsalt.com

I’m dedicating this episode to the courageous and unapologetic Black woman, Asia Barnes, coach of the University of Arizona Women’s Basketball team. Thank you for being a fierce, passionate, and loving competitor and for representing the Pac-12 conference with excellence. Welcome to Seasoned with Salt Podcast. This is Dominique Beaumonte, your host. Every Monday, I am bringing a motivational thought, inspired by God's word, to keep you grounded, empowered, and courageously moving towards your goals! Did you watch the 2021 NCAA College women’s basketball championship? The Stanford Cardinals played the Arizona Wildcats in a historic game between two Conference rivals who had already place twice. The Wildcats were down one point with 6 seconds to go in the game. They had the ball but couldn’t convert. Time ran out and the Cardinal wins. After the game, they asked Arizona’s coach, Asia Barnes, about the last heartbreaking moments of the game. She said; “Against great teams like Stanford, we have to be a little bit better at the small things. It doesn't ever come down to the last shot. It comes down to the missed free throws down the stretch, the foul on the three-point shot, getting the turnovers and not converting. It's those things. It's never the last play, but it obviously just stings pretty bad.” Losing can have a detrimental impact on our future efforts to win. If the team spends every day focusing on the last mistake they made, they will be grossly unprepared for the next season. So the challenge becomes: Don’t be crippled by your last shot Winning has to be the byproduct of wholistic Preparation. Every action matters. This week, we will have the choice to labor on what we lost or focus on how to win. So this week, every play matters. Discipline is the name of the game. 1. This week, Don’t be lazy. Ecclesiastes 9:10 - Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do [it] with thy might; for [there is] no work, nor device, nor knowledge, nor wisdom, in the grave, whither thou goest. 2. Prioritize God over your plan Proverbs 16:3 Commit your works to the LORD, And your thoughts will be established. 3. Put your plan to work with the three Ps: Prayer, Practice and People!

On Sunday, March 28, 2021, I was honored to speak at the Little Flock Church in Redwood City, CA. My sermon focuses on the life of Joseph and how God always made lemonade out of lemons in his life. My prayer is that those who listen will know that God's plan isn't paused because of bad seasons in our lives. God's will is ALWAYS IN PLAY. He gives us victory through a disaster! Please subscribe to my podcast and share with others!

Are you the reason Lil Nas X gave Satan a Lap Dance after dropping it like it was hot, straight into hell! Are we deflecting as a church rather than answering the real questions? How? Why? When" Where? How do people get to this place? Why does Lil Nas X want to upset churchgoing folks? Who should be offended? Who should be moved to action? What do the real lessons be?

How do we deal with the culture of shame that was set up for us through Adam and Eve's behavior in the Garden. This episode explores how! This episode was inspired by a quote from relationship guru, Derrick Jaxn's wife from a recent interview.

This episode is a recording of a session from the Progressive COGIC Youth Leaders and Parents Conference. The Session was entitled, "Mental Health & Healing for us First:  Healing is essential to ministry. Our work as parents and leaders requires us to do our own work to be whole and in pursuit of wholeness, through Christ. What work is essential for parents and youth leaders? How can we thoughtfully recharge? · Facilitator: Sister Icelisia Tolbert, Progressive COGIC (Sacramento, CA) · Sister April White, City Church (Sacramento, CA) · Sister Nadira Shermon, New Greater Love COGIC (Stockton, CA) · Pastor James Manning, West Pittsburg-Baypoint COGIC (Pittsburg, CA)

Derrick Jaxn wore a shirt that said "Black men don't cheat" and ridiculed the famed pastor of the Relentless Church, John Gray, for his involvement in emotional affairs outside of his marriage. How should Christians discuss this series of events? Let's talk about it!

I had the privilege of speaking at the Sacramento District Conference during the Men's fellowship on Friday, March 19, 2021. I'd like to thank my pastor and superintendent Bennie L. Toliver for the opportunity to share. I hope that this will be blessed by this presentation. Please follow me on Instagram @SWSPodcst, Twitter @SWSThePodcast, and Facebook @SWSPodcst!

What should we consider when people are triggering us? How do you respond when you're frustrated with someone's behavior? I use the experience with Kirk Franklin and his son to think about what God would want us to do.

Dear believer, You're where you are on purpose. God intended for you to be there! Be there with intention. Claim the domain for God!

It's just a tidbit... In 5 minutes or less, I weigh in on the challenges with Meghan Markle's reputation and why we are even talking about them. #ROYALS #PRINCEHARRY #MEGHANMARKLE

God has already given you the grace to start over. This episode examines the experience of Orpah to highlight some foundational insights for starting fresh in your life.

Do you get anxious at the thought of having to compete? Has the fear of competition negatively influenced your professional life? Dating status? I want to share some principles for fighting the fear of competing. I want to give you 5 things you'll need to advance in your life, ministry, relationship, profession, and entrepreneurial journey. First, let me go over what this episode is NOT about. Not about competing for things that don’t belong to you. Not about the competition that is free of integrity Not about competition birthed through jealousy The principle I’m going to share is most beneficial for those: considering career advancement Working to develop/sustain/grow a business Considering intentional dating Considering/wrestling with starting a ministry or accepting a calling Secondly, I’ve got to deal with destructive hindrances to personal growth. Comparison False humility: deflating your experience, credentials, and accomplishments for the sake of others. Laziness David: From the outside looking in, David is under-qualified to fight Goliath He’s not a fighter He doesn’t have the appropriate equipment He doesn’t have the confidence of his family or friends There are 5 things that David had that will help us to walk boldly into our promise: David was Confident. David believed in his transferable skills. Davide had a plan and protected it. David didn't lose sight of his Goal. Davis was available. 

We don't say enough about the courage it takes to start a business! In this episode, I wanted to make space to honor the work and sacrifice of Black leaders, business owners, and entrepreneurs. I pray that this blesses those who listen and that they share with others.

This is a message I had the privilege to preach at my church in Sacramento, CA on Sunday, January 31, 2021. The audio was recorded by the Progressive COGIC Media Ministry. The message centers on the experiences of King Josiah, who at the young age of 8, became King of Judah. Although he was not positively influenced by his predecessors, he did what was right in the sight of the Lord. I share some of the nuggets God gave me through my studying.

What is ambition? I had to think deeply about whether I am ambitious. This episode is the result of me talking to myself and listeing.

This book was written by Dr. R. A. Verson 10 years ago! I wanted to share what I learned from this book and open healthy discussions about relationships. Check out this whole episode from thoughts.. This a book review. I do not own the rights to this book!

Get ready for what's next. Anticipate anxiety, trends, and discouragement.... then plan accordingly. Learn from the experience of the children of Israel! Then, live. Thoughts and reflections from a Jesus-centered, multihyphenate who loves football, politics, books, and reading people! Twitter: @SWSthePodcast Instagram: @SWSPodcast Facebook: @SWSPodcast

It’s the season finale. What a year. I’m rambling about my live life... kinda.

We talk all things Christmas music on episode #55, featuring my friends Whitney G. and David D. This is a part of the Holiday series and is the first installment.

Are you overwhelmed? Does it seem like things aren’t improving in your life? Don’t worry. Sometimes things get really worse before they get really better! I pray that the experience of the three Hebrew boys encourages you to hold on and trust God for life after the furnace.

Elijah was overcome by his enemies threat. He ran away and ask God to let him die. God wouldn’t let him quit. He won’t let you quit either. Find out why. About Seasoned with Salt: Thoughts and reflections from a Jesus-centered, multihyphenate who loves football, politics, books, and reading people! Twitter: @SWSthePodcast | @TheTRavelBeau Instagram: @SWSPodcast | @TheTRavelBeau Facebook: @SWSPodcast | @TheTRavelBeau

God gives us all things he expects for us to protect. Your business, spouse and children represent God entrusting you to love and protect what he created. In this episode, I talk about what we can learn from Joseph, the man God selects to be Jesus’ earthly father.

What a year we have had. In this episode, Dominique discussed the election, the year, and how faith intersects. The prayer is that listeners will be motivated to be reflective, grateful, and giving.

Dominique shares lessons that life has taught him through his experience growing up and marketing into the person that he has become. Show Notes: https://dominiquebeaumonte.com/2020/10/27/whativelearnedsofar/(opens in a new tab)

You can have too many people around you for God's purpose to come alive in your life! Walk with me through the experience of Gideon and consider who you might make some changes in the ways that you pray and invite people into your circle. Show Notes: https://dominiquebeaumonte.com/2020/10/15/new-podcast-episode-youve-got-too-many-people-49/

When God honors selfishness. Listen to this episode to learn about the type of selfishness God can deal with!

The road to walking fully in your purpose is full of roadblocks. Ask David! His acts of service, bravery, and respect got him in a lot of trouble! In this episode, we will explore the realities of success and why you can't give up! We discuss how David's problems centered around his ability to be available.

The announcement of a settlement between Breonna Taylor's family and the City of Louisville was made yesterday. The family accepted the City's judgment but still plans to get justice for Breonna Taylor by working to ensure that the officers responsible for her murder are brought to justice. This episode works to inform the listener about what is next and the importance of working to end violence against Black women and all Black people.

What can we learn from Elisha about being a good follower and mentee? He teaches us the importance of being loyal to your leaders, mentors, and to your own promise. His experience demonstrates the benefit of not wavering in our call to be connected, influenced, and guided in life. My guest is Pastor Justin Genevro, a 27-year old pastor of the Little Flock Church of God In Christ in Redwood City, California. He discusses his mentorship journey and the lessons he learned while being groomed to lead his church.

Connect with Dr. Taylor: https://www.lucindamariemusic.com/ You can check out her new single on a number of platforms including Apple Music and Spotify. Don't forget to follow the podcast on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram! Youtube coming soon! This episode has been published and can be heard everywhere your podcast is available. About Seasoned with Salt: Thoughts and reflections from a Jesus-centered, multihyphenate who loves football, politics, books, and reading people! Twitter: @SWSthePodcast | @TheTRavelBeau Instagram: @SWSPodcast | @TheTRavelBeau Facebook: @SWSPodcast | @TheTRavelBeau

Give yourself the advantage by thinking beyond your handicap! Climb a Tree! This episode will motivate you to find new ways to get ahead! About Seasoned with Salt: Thoughts and reflections from a Jesus-centered, multihyphenate who loves football, politics, books, and reading people! Twitter: @SWSthePodcast | @TheTRavelBeau Instagram: @SWSPodcast | @TheTRavelBeau Facebook: @SWSPodcast | @TheTRavelBeau

There's good pain and there is bad pain. Bad pain was the pain I endured when I neglected to care for the wisdom tooth in my mouth! Listen to this episode to learn about GOOD PAIN! About Seasoned with Salt: Thoughts and reflections from a Jesus-centered, multihyphenate who loves football, politics, books, and reading people! Twitter: @SWSthePodcast | @TheTRavelBeau Instagram: @SWSPodcast | @TheTRavelBeau Facebook: @SWSPodcast | @TheTRavelBeau

Aristotle said, "criticism is something we can avoid easily by saying nothing, doing nothing, and being nothing." If we are going to be anything and go anywhere, WE HAVE TO KNOW how to properly handle criticism. This episode aims to encourage you to focus on your hustle, remember who you're with, and let God do what He does! About Seasoned with Salt: Thoughts and reflections from a Jesus-centered, multihyphenate who loves football, politics, books, and reading people! Twitter: @SWSthePodcast | @TheTRavelBeau Instagram: @SWSPodcast | @TheTRavelBeau Facebook: @SWSPodcast | @TheTRavelBeau

This episode is apart of the Mastering Mondays Series. Dominique discusses how you can free yourself from the things that hold you back! About Seasoned with Salt: Thoughts and reflections from a Jesus-centered, multihyphenate who loves football, politics, books, and reading people! Twitter: @SWSthePodcast | @TheTRavelBeau Instagram: @SWSPodcast | @TheTRavelBeau Facebook: @SWSPodcast | @TheTRavelBeau Article referenced: https://www.unwrapyourmind.com/blog/the-9-illusions-that-hold-you-captive

The 39th installation of Seasoned with Salt is a motivational reminder that this will be the week we plan for it to be! Please listen and share! Let's have an amazing week!

I sit to discuss Black Fatherhood with my little brother, Demetrius Beaumonte. Demetrius is an acclaimed lyricist and THE best barber in the State of Washington! You can follow him on Instagram (@Spac3cuts or @Spac3tagram)

Are you planning to travel soon? Check out some tools, tips, and techniques I've adopted in my travels!

The Black Live Matter movement has shaken the world! How are professional sports leagues responding? What next? In episode #36, talk with my baby brother about the state of Black athletes and more!

If you don't know me, it's important to know I'm a Starbucks loyalist. I am a Seattle native and love all things Seattle. I DO NOT LOVE Starbuck's decision to not allow their employees to wear a Black Lives Matter pin or T-Shirt to work. I take 40 minutes of my life to go off about that in this episode!

It's the QUARANTINE CATCH-UP with Amanda Langston Barnett! Amanda is my BFF from College! She knows some of my less-than-clean secrets! We became friends in 1999 during our freshman year at the University of Oregon. We have been rockin' ever since! Amanda recently finished her master's degree and mothers 5 beautiful children! In honor of Mother's Day and friendship and quarantine... I catch up with her on life and stuff! Check out other episodes! Head over to dominiquebeaumonte.com/podcast.

Obsession has made life during a pandemic even more difficult! This episode aims to serve as a reminder that obsessing over "it" is bad for your health and blocks us from the blessings that come with this season. 1. Do not obsess over Survival 2. Do not obsess over professional perfection 3. Do not obsess over caretaking 4. Do not obsess over weight gain and health 5. False Productivity

Dominique discusses a variety of issues including Dwayne Wade, Spike Lee ad the Knicks and White women voters.

A message I preached on February 27, 2020 at the Progressive COGIC. Special thanks to James Media!

Season your love life! My guest Tyrell and I discuss the ins and out of relationships, situationships, and friends with benefits. Twitter: @SWSthePodcast Instagram: @SWSPodcast Facebook: @SWSPodcast

You will spend close 11 years of life working. I wanted to share my work experience and invite us to think about how we can season our work life! Follow me on Social Media: Twitter: @SWSthePodcast // Instagram: @SWSPodcast // Facebook: @SWSPodcast

Dominique talks about his word of the year, "focus." Link to article from Fastcompany.com. https://www.fastcompany.com/3050123/8-ways-to-improve-your-focus Link to Brittish pet peeves article:  https://www.huffpost.com/entry/holiday-pet-peeves_n_4489055 Twitter: @SWSthePodcast Instagram: @SWSPodcast Facebook: @SWSPodcast

My brain is all over the place all of the time so my podcast must follow suit. If I had more time, I would podcast more. But I don't. So, here it goes! TALK BACK TO ME! What is Seasoned with Salt: Thoughts and reflections from a Jesus-centered, multihyphenate who loves football, politics, books and reading people! Twitter: @SWSthePodcast Instagram: @SWSPodcast Facebook: @SWSPodcast

In this episode, I reminisce with a friend about clothes and growin' up.

This episode features a message I had the privilege of preaching at my church on Sunday, September 8, 2019. The message centers around the experience of Naaman, as he pursues healing for his body. The live version can be viewed on Youtube: https://youtu.be/2DrcfObGJVY About this podcast: Thoughts and reflections from a Jesus-centered, multihyphenate who loves football, politics, books and reading people! Twitter: @SWSthePodcast Instagram: @SWSPodcast Facebook: @SWSPodcast

Dominique shares some if the thoughts and lessons derived from the experience Juanita Bynum shares about while on a ministry assignment in Virginia.

An open discussion and being a black man in 2019. I’m inspired by Eric Hann. He speaks truth to power and has committed himself to being human and present for the black men he teaches and mentors. This is the beginning of a dialogue about being a black man in America and academia.

This episode centers around the need to for more mental health awareness among Black people and church people.

Twitter: @SWSthePodcast Instagram: @SWSPodcast Facebook: @SWSPodcast dominiquebeaumonte.com Thoughts and reflections from a Jesus-centered, multihyphenate who loves football, politics, books and reading people!

This episode is dedicated to the work it takes to be comfortable letting go of the things that we aren't supposed to control. Sometimes, our entire lives can be centered in the stress of holding on to the things God hasn't asked us to own. He wants to lift a burden off of us so that we can walk in the freedom that allows us to be fully who he wants us to be! Twitter: @SeasonedwithS Instagram: @DBCreative Facebook: @SWSPodcast dominiquebeaumonte.com Thoughts and reflections from a Jesus-centered, multihyphenate who loves football, politics, books and reading people!

What is purity? Should Christians strive for it? What do we do if we aren't categorically pure but want to be holy? Connect with me! Instagram & Facebook --> @SWSPodcast Twitter --> @SWSThePodcast

How to protect your peace! Sometimes, we can be our own worst enemy! We want peace but we don't create peace for ourselves when we are minding other folk's business. Connect with me! Instagram & Facebook --> @SWSPodcast Twitter --> @SWSThePodcast

Dominique answers a question presented by a subscriber about relationship advice. Please share and tell us what you think! Follow Dominique! Thoughts and reflections from a Jesus-centered, multihyphenate who loves football, politics, books and reading people! Twitter: @SeasonedwithS Instagram: @DBCreative Facebook: @SWSPodcast 

This episode is about decluttering and my own personal journey. I’m planning to declutter.

Lessons from a Football Scout • Interview with Edwin Weathersby II Follow this podcast on social media: Twitter: @SeasonedwithS Instagram: @DBCreative Facebook: @SWSPodcast

In this episode, my special guest April discusses revelations regarding the relationship between Ruth and Boaz. We work to deconstruct the popular narratives created through this story to discuss Christian dating.

Dominique talks about how he has managed (or not managed) holiday stress and the faithful steps we can take to be more present and content during the holidays.

In this episode, Dominique discusses how to navigate the holiday season's many social gatherings without being a liability. Dominique offers his perspective on Thanksgiving and holiday gathering etiquette.

Yes, I named this episode after soup I love! It’s a pot of goodness in one podcast. I believe God wants us to re-think what we think as we are exposed to Him.

This episode examins the impact of"false humility" among others and how we can combat it.

This episode is all about my educational experiences!

I sit down and talk with my favorite 20 year old! We talk about relationships and the male mindset.

Dominique discusses domestic violence awareness month and what men can do to end domestic violence.

A follow up to the “dating in your 30s” episode.

Sisters Whitney and LaPria Genevro join the podcast to talk about dating in your 30s.

Dominique shares about a recent experience on a Southwest airline flight and the experiences of other Black men as a result of implicit bias, racism, prejudice, and microagressions. https://www.facebook.com/23702861/posts/10101810529067268/

Introverts + Social Anxiety https://www.lifehack.org/articles/communication/15-things-you-might-have-misunderstood-about-introverts.html

In this episode, I discuss my journey to freeing myself from things that take away from my pursuit of wellness. I offer a perspective on how to begin this process, based on what was helpful to me. 2 Timothy 1:7

The very SECOND episode of Seasoned with Salt!

This is the first episode of the Seasoned with Salt podcast.