In this episode, we open up about the very real struggle of imposter syndrome—the feeling that we’re never quite enough or don’t fully belong. Together, we talk about how weaving prayer into the rhythm of our everyday lives grounds us in God’s presence and reminds us of who we truly are. Most importantly, we reflect on the depth of the Father’s love for us, a love so strong that it redefines our worth and reshapes our identity. When we rest in that love, we discover we are not imposters at all—we are beloved children of God.

How do you know if it's God's voice or just your own thoughts? In this episode, we sit down with Jonathan Lee McElhenny to talk about the wrestle of discerning God's will versus our own desires. We dive into the process of preparing sermons, how he is learning to continually step in faith when doors close, and what it really looks like to trust God through financial battles and seasons of uncertainty.

What does it really mean when people say "surrender it to God"? How do you do that and why do you have to continue to do it over and over again? This episode is filled with conversations around mentors, discipleship, surrender, prophetic words, hurtful girl culture, and moments of vulnerability while sharing personal stories.

Is drinking a sin? How do convictions shape us? What do our marriages show the world around us about God? Sometimes, it is in conversations that God begins to heal, sharpen, encourage, and shape us into His likeness.

In this episode, we talk about the discipline of starting our days with God, how He meets us right where we are, and the divine interruptions that change everything. We are reminded that its about making room for Him to speak in the midst of our busy lives and create space for His presence in out routines - trusting Him when He shakes it up.