Episode: Can You Wreck God’s Calling on Your Life?

In this episode of What Do You Wanna Know?, Pastor David Martin and Venus Griffith tackle a deeply personal and often unspoken fear: Is it possible to miss God’s will for your life?

What happens when you look back and feel like you’ve wasted years? What if you walked away from God, made destructive decisions, or denied what you once believed He called you to do? Can you derail His purpose permanently?

Through powerful biblical examples - David, Moses, and Peter - and a raw, personal story from Pastor David’s own life, this episode explores regret, surrender, second chances, and the truth about God’s calling. The conversation makes one thing clear: if you’re still breathing, God isn’t done.

This is not about trying harder or cleaning yourself up. It’s about surrendering and trusting the God who restores what we think we’ve ruined.

Scripture referenced:
Jeremiah 29:11, Romans 11:29, Exodus 3, Luke 22:54–62, John 21:1–19

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This week, Pastor David teaches that the direction of your life is determined by the direction of your thoughts. Many believers try to change their behavior without addressing their thinking, but Scripture makes it clear that transformation begins in the mind. When we learn to take every thought captive, guard what we allow into our hearts, and fix our minds on God’s truth, we experience freedom, peace, and clarity in His will. God has already given you the mind of Christ - but you must choose to use it.

1. “Your Life Follows Your Strongest Thoughts” (Matthew 22:37; Proverbs 23:7)

* Your behavior is a reflection of what you believe and think.

* The dominant thoughts in your mind determine the direction of your life.

* Loving God includes loving Him with your mind - not just your actions.

2. “Take Every Thought Captive” (2 Corinthians 10:3–5)

* Not every thought that enters your mind comes from God.

* We must actively capture, confront, and remove thoughts that contradict God’s truth.

* Victory begins when we stop agreeing with lies and start submitting our thoughts to Christ.

3. “Guard the Doors of Your Mind” (Romans 12:2)

* Your eyes and ears are the primary entry points to your thoughts.

* What you consistently consume will shape your thinking and spiritual condition.

* Transformation begins when you stop copying the world and allow God to renew your mind.

4. “Replace Lies with God’s Truth” (Philippians 4:6–8)

* Freedom doesn’t come from trying harder - it comes from thinking differently.

* Fixing your mind on what is true, pure, and praiseworthy produces peace.

* God’s peace guards your heart and mind when you surrender your thoughts to Him.

5. “You Have the Mind of Christ” (1 Corinthians 2:16)

* Through salvation, God gives you a new heart and a new mind.

* You now have access to God’s wisdom through the Holy Spirit.

* When your thoughts align with Christ, you begin to walk in His peace, clarity, and purpose.

6. “Fix Your Thoughts on God to Experience His Peace” (Isaiah 26:3; Colossians 3:2)

* Peace is the result of fixing your thoughts on God, not your circumstances.

* Changing your thinking allows God to transform your life.

* When your mind is set on Christ, your life will follow His direction.