In a world of curated feeds, endless options, and constant comparison, it’s easier than ever to hide behind a polished version of ourselves. But real love.. the kind Jesus calls us into — requires something deeper. In this episode, we are talking real!!

The fear so many of us carry: the fear of being truly seen. Not the version we show online, not the highlight reel, but our actual, messy, vulnerable selves. We dive into the story in John 21 where Jesus asks Peter three times, “Do you love me?” And each time, Peter says yes — and Jesus responds, “Feed my sheep.” That moment holds weight. Jesus doesn’t just affirm Peter’s love; He gives him a mission. And that mission still applies to us today. When we say we love Jesus, He sends us to love others — and we can’t do that well unless we’re willing to see and be seen.

Social media culture can numb us to authentic connection, why we’re tempted to keep chasing the next best thing, and what it looks like to stop performing and start being present. If you’ve ever wrestled with feeling unseen, or scared to show up as your whole self, this conversation is for you.

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