After three months away from the mic, Dillon and Pastor Jamie return, but this time, with a different posture.

This isn’t just a podcast episode. It’s a reset.

In a raw, unstructured conversation, they open up about what the last season taught them: about shame, about striving, about identity, and about what it really means to walk through a valley without performing for the platform.

Dillon shares openly about realizing he was still using the show, even subconsciously, to prove something. And how God gently, but firmly, reminded him that this platform was never about performance. It was about obedience, alignment, and honoring the spiritual fatherhood and legacy Jamie carries.

This episode touches on:

• The weight of shame, and how the enemy twists our gifts
• The difference between ambition and assignment
• How golf became an unexpected tool for spiritual patience
• The beauty of submitting your platform to something greater than yourself
• Honoring the ones who’ve walked before you is the beginning of real wisdom

Quote to remember:
"Sometimes the most powerful thing you can do with your gift... is to give someone else the mic."

If you’ve ever wrestled with ego, with shame, or with the quiet fear that you’re not enough, this one will land deep.