In a world full of noise, doubt, and imposter syndrome, it's easy to lose sight of who we truly are. This message invites listeners on a journey of rediscovering their God-given identity through the lens of Moses’ story—a man who felt unworthy, unqualified, and unseen. Through personal stories, biblical reflection, and a powerful invitation to listen for God's voice, we’re reminded that our past doesn’t define us—God does. We are chosen, loved, and called with purpose, and the lies we've believed can be exchanged for the truth of who we really are in Christ.

God often does His deepest and most transformative work in the uncertain and difficult "in-between" spaces of life—the moments between dreams and destiny, promises and fulfillment. Through the story of Joseph, we're reminded that experiences of betrayal, waiting, and hardship aren't wasted; rather, they're opportunities for character shaping, forgiveness, and ultimately, becoming people who reflect the heart of Christ to the world around us.

We all grow through life’s steady rhythm—but sometimes, it’s the unexpected crisis moments that shape us most. This episode explores what happens when we stop running, face our past, and wrestle with God in the dark. It's a story of striving, surrender, and the radical grace that rewrites our identity—not with labels, but with a name spoken by God.

Life moves fast, often swept up in the everyday grind—work, errands, dishes, routines that blur together. But every so often, a moment breaks through the monotony. A moment that shifts your trajectory. Some of those moments are marked by joy, others by pain. And nearly all of them are preceded by waiting. These in-between spaces—between calling and fulfillment, pain and healing, promise and provision—are not empty delays. They are sacred ground, where God often does His deepest, quietest work in us.

This episode explores the tension we all face in those spaces. Through stories of family, fear, vulnerability, and trust, we’re reminded that faith isn’t about pretending everything is fine—it’s about choosing to believe that God is present and faithful even when we can’t see the outcome. The space between may be uncomfortable, but it is never wasted. Because God is not done with your story.

God’s presence often goes unnoticed—not because He is absent, but because we’re not always aware. Throughout Scripture, people encounter God without realizing it at first: a woman mistakes the risen Jesus for a gardener, disciples don’t recognize Him until He breaks bread, and fishermen fail to see Him on the shore until He fills their nets. These moments reveal a God who is near, even when hidden. Then, at Pentecost, something shifts—God no longer simply appears around His people, He comes to live within them. The Holy Spirit fills ordinary people with extraordinary power, marking them not with a place, but with His presence. Fire no longer falls on altars or mountaintops; it burns in hearts. God’s Spirit becomes the proof of His nearness—empowering, transforming, and dwelling within those who believe.

In seasons of uncertainty, distraction, and change, it's easy to lose focus and drift off course. This message is a call to fix our attention on what matters most. Drawing from scripture and real-life moments, we’re reminded that our direction is shaped by our focus—and that faith often means stepping into the unknown with our eyes locked on the One who leads us. Whether you're in the middle of a storm or standing on the edge of something new, this episode invites you to trust fully, follow faithfully, and refuse to turn back.

God invites ordinary people into extraordinary journeys of faith, often asking them to surrender their deepest securities—family, land, comfort—for something far greater: a life aligned with His purposes. Drawing from the story of Abraham's radical obedience at age 75, the message explores how faith often begins with a promise, is tested through problems, and finds its fulfillment in God’s provision. This isn’t just ancient history—it’s a pattern that plays out today in individuals and churches alike. Whether you're young or old, God may be calling you to go, give, do, or become something for His glory. The question is: will you trust Him enough to say yes? Even when the way forward seems uncertain, God proves faithful, and His strength shines brightest in our weakness. So what “coffin”—what costly yes—are you willing to carry to follow Him fully?

Perspective has the power to shape how we see everything—our struggles, our past, and even our future. Sometimes the truth is right in front of us, but we miss it because our focus is clouded by fear, doubt, or pain. Yet when we fix our eyes on Jesus and place him at the center of our lives, everything else begins to fall into its proper place. The worries that once seemed overwhelming shrink in the light of his presence. Faith is not about having all the answers, but about trusting the One who holds them. When we see clearly who Jesus is—our Lord and our God—our whole view of the world shifts, and we find the courage, peace, and clarity we’ve been longing for.

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