Taylor takes us from an awkward “is-this-prophetic-or-creepy?” moment after church to the quiet place under a tree where Jesus actually meets us. From there she opens Scripture and our ribs—Colossians 3:3, where our life is “hidden” (krypto: kept secret and kept safe) in Christ; Matthew 6:6, where the Father sees in secret; and the promise that what’s concealed in prayer gets revealed in transformation.

This episode is honest about pain and gentle with shame. Taylor testifies to the kind of intimacy that doesn’t perform on a stage but surrenders in a room, with doubt, with depression, with desires we don’t know how to name. She reminds us the secret place isn’t spiritual hide-and-seek; it’s where the lights come on, the lies lose power, and Christ renews us for real life, classes, counseling sessions, group chats, and the people we’re called to love.

Scripture woven in: Colossians 3:3–4; Matthew 6:6; 2 Corinthians 5:17; Galatians 5:1; Psalm 139:7–12; Colossians 2:15.

Listen if you’re:

* Tired of curating a vibe and hungry for communion.

* Wrestling with identity, sexuality, anxiety, or anger and wanting light without the side-eye.

* Ready to move from worship-as-a-song to worship-as-surrender.

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