This episode hopes to answer your questions on confession and repentance.

Sermon recommendation: “The Good The Bad and The Ugly” on The Vivified Church podcast

Song recommendation: “Run To The Father” by Cody Carnes

I also want to say sorry for all the sniffles; this flu seems to not want to leave me alone. 

This episode is the second and concluding part of the short series on sanctification.

I want you to remember that these tips aren't checkboxes to tick off but rather heart postures to help you walk in the Spirit daily. 

This topic is very dear to my heart for many reasons; the most important is the fact that it is true for every single person who receives the life of Christ.

We are all called to become like Christ. But what does that even mean? Here's an answer that'll help you. 

There's so much being said for and against fasting, and the aim of this episode is to give you a well-rounded view of the subject.

Please feel free to reach out to me on IG or X and also share this episode with someone 

I love watching movies; I can even say that movies are one of the great inventions of man but I think that we need to be intentional about the media (films, TV, even games) that we consume.

Please listen till the end before you decide that this episode isn't for you. Feel free to slide to my DMs if you have a counter opinion to anything I shared here.

As promised, you can find biblically sound sermons on any subject via this link - bit.ly/thevivifyvault

This episode is not a dictation on what you can or should listen to but rather a means for you to reason with me on the songs you listen to.

Have you ever wondered why you can't seem to get some songs out of your head? or why listening to one song can make you feel totally different.

In this episode we go through what listening to music actually does to us. 

What does progress look like? Is it linear?

What do you do when you can't seem to make progress in your commitments?

This episode is all about what progress actually looks like and how to go again when we seem to not make progress.

“Go where you’re loved” hits different when you start with God.

This episode is a gentle but firm nudge to evaluate where you’re planted because where you’re loved, you grow.

We look into what God’s love actually looks like (hint: it’s not performance-based), what it feels like to be in the right soil, and how to recognize spaces that reflect His heart.

You’re not asking for too much; you might be asking in the wrong place. 

This episode is a continuation of the previous episode. Rest means a lot of different things to different people so in this episode we look through what rest actually means from the Bible.

I hope this episode helps change your mindset. Looking forward to hearing from you.

As promised, the title for the A Walk In Faith with T episode is "Through Stormy Seas."

You can find it on any podcast streaming platform