There comes a moment in life when being “good” stops meaning being faithful—and starts meaning being small.

In this episode, David talks about why it might be time to risk being seen as “bad.” Not immoral, not cruel—but willing to disappoint expectations, challenge systems, and stop shrinking just to keep the peace.

What if the real danger isn’t criticism, rejection, or getting beat up for your ideas? What if the real danger is spending your life silencing your true voice?

David reflects on the courage it takes to be unapologetically yourself—especially when people around you are comfortable with the smaller version of you. Drawing from personal experiences in leadership, faith, creativity, and conflict, this episode explores the tension between staying safe and becoming who you were meant to be.

If you’ve ever felt like your environment rewards compliance but punishes authenticity, this conversation will resonate deeply.

Maybe being “bad” is exactly what it takes to finally become yourself.

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Who Do You Think You Are?

That question can sound like criticism—or it can become a moment of clarity.

In this episode, David explores why fit matters more than titles, platforms, or opportunities. Just because you can do something doesn’t mean it’s the place you’re meant to flourish.

We’ll talk about identity, rejection, leadership, and how discovering the right environment can unlock who you really are.

Because sometimes the door closing isn’t the end. It’s direction.

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I went to the beach to clear my head.

I didn’t go looking for a spiritual moment. I went carrying questions — disappointment, restlessness, ambition, calling, and that quiet ache that won’t go away.

And in the middle of the noise of the waves… something shifted.

In this episode, I share what I sensed God telling me — about waiting, about ambition, about serving faithfully when no one claps, about trusting Him when doors don’t open the way I hoped they would.

If you’re in a season of:

Feeling overlooked

Wondering if you missed your moment

Wrestling with your calling

Trying to stay faithful while you wait

This one is for you.

Sometimes clarity doesn’t come in a boardroom. It comes in stillness.

Let’s talk about what I heard.

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Lent is supposed to be reflective. Quiet. Serious.

But what if it’s also full of joy?

In this episode, I share a powerful moment when two children completely shifted my perspective on this season. In the middle of leadership stress, disappointment, expectations, and wrestling with calling… their simple faith cut through all of it.

No platform. No stage lights. No big church energy.

Just childlike joy.

We talk about:

• Why Lent isn’t just about giving things up • The hidden gift of serving without applause • What children understand that leaders often forget • How God meets us in small, ordinary moments • Reclaiming joy when you feel overlooked

If you’ve been feeling stretched, unseen, or questioning your lane… this one is for you.

Sometimes the greatest teachers aren’t on the stage.

They’re in the room.

And they’re five years old.

Let’s talk about the joy of Lent.

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Podcasting in 2026 isn’t about chasing virality—it’s about clarity, consistency, and connection.

In this episode, I break down 11 practical, no-fluff steps to build a podcast that actually grows, serves people, and sustains you creatively. Whether you’re just starting or you’ve been podcasting for years but feel stuck, these steps will help you reset your approach for the year ahead.

We’ll talk about:

Why most podcasts stall (and how to avoid it)

The shift from “content creator” to trusted voice

Simplicity over overwhelm in gear, workflow, and format

Building momentum without burning out

How purpose, not algorithms, drives long-term success

This is for pastors, creatives, leaders, and everyday humans who want their voice to matter—without trying to be someone they’re not.

No hype. No shortcuts. Just a grounded path forward.

Let’s build something that lasts.

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At 56 years old, after a lifetime of ministry as a worship pastor, lead pastor, and shepherd, I’ve found myself asking one of the hardest questions of my life:

“Is this the end of my ministry passion?”

In this deeply personal episode, I explore what it feels like when the fire of calling flickers—when leadership conflict wears you down, when the work no longer feels aligned with your gifts, when age and insecurity creep in, and when the desire to teach, lead, and shepherd gets buried under tech duties and daily pressure.

But this isn’t a story about quitting. It’s a story about rediscovery.

I talk about:

feeling unseen in your gifts

the grief of changing seasons

the fear of stepping into new ministry roles

the longing to preach, teach, and disciple again

how God reawakens passion in surprising ways

why 56 might actually be the beginning—not the end—of your true pastoral calling

If you’re wrestling with your purpose, your energy, or your future in ministry, this episode will breathe honesty, courage, and hope into your soul.

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Lo que empezó como un lugar para guardar herramientas… ahora es mi templo, mi estudio, mi oficina, y a veces mi terapia.

En este episodio de Programa Vida GOZO con David Trigueros, hablo de cómo mi garage se convirtió en el lugar donde Dios, el café y los cables se juntan para darme un poco de paz (y ruido).

Entre risas y reflexiones, descubrimos que el Espíritu también se mueve entre bicicletas viejas, guitarras desafinadas y un micrófono con cinta.

Spoiler: el garage no está arruinado — está ungido. 

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¿Cansado de que tu inglés suene como novela mexicana de 3 horas? Aquí te enseño cómo usar ChatGPT para hablar como gringo: rápido, cortito y sin tanto rollo. Nada de “mi querido estimado honorable amigo”… mejor un simple “what’s up?”.

En este podcast nos reímos de cómo los hispanos hablamos hasta por los codos y aprendemos a traducir ese desmadre en frases cortas que los gringos sí entienden. Aprende inglés sin perder tu sazón latino.

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En este episodio habla El Oso David, puras risas aunque su carro se le quemo! Y los perros, de vuelta por que ya no los aguanto!

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A Biblical Perspective on Confidence

1. Master Yourself → Renew Your Mind

Robert talks about mastering fears and insecurities. The Bible says true mastery begins with the renewal of the mind:

“Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewal of your mind…” (Romans 12:2).

Instead of self-control through willpower alone, we find it by letting the Spirit guide our thoughts and emotions (Galatians 5:22-23). Biblical confidence is rooted not in self, but in God’s Spirit within us.

Greene emphasizes reading people well. Scripture agrees—but frames it as wisdom and love:

“The purposes of a person’s heart are deep waters, but one who has insight draws them out.” (Proverbs 20:5).

Hook: “Robert Greene says confidence is dangerous—Scripture says it’s holy when rooted in Christ.”

Step 1: Self-mastery → Romans 12:2 (renewed mind).

Step 2: Reading people → Proverbs 20:5, Mark 10:45.

Step 3: Confidence by action → Deuteronomy 31:6, 2 Corinthians 5:7.

Step 4: Learning by failure → James 1:2-4.

Step 5: Reinvention → 2 Corinthians 5:17.

Closing: Encourage listeners that true confidence is not self-made but God-breathed boldness (Acts 4:13).

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