We’re facing an identity crisis. So many of us feel lost—unsure who we are, what we’re meant to do, or where we belong.

But your identity isn’t something you have to search for. Just look at your fingertips. Those unique prints? That’s God’s signature on you.

It’s His quiet reminder: you’re known, made with purpose, and designed to leave a mark.

In this Anchor Point we explore:

• How our physical uniqueness points to spiritual purpose
• What it means that we’re made in His image—not just shaped by culture
• How to live with confidence in the identity God stamped on you

Scripture (NIV):

“So God created mankind in his own image, in the image of God he created them; male and female he created them.” — Genesis 1:27 (NIV)

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Ever been so focused on following instructions that you miss what’s right in front of you?

That’s where today’s InSight Out Show begins. We’re covering three powerful stories today. From our Anchor Point devotional to a teacher’s viral list, and finally, to the newest tech that’s changing the way people grieve.

In this episode, Devin explores:

• Anchor Point: Why following directions too closely can actually drown out discernment.
• In The News: What third graders can’t do today and why that list is both hilarious and heartbreaking.
• Main Story: A touching family moment goes viral, but the twist behind it is raising big questions about how we grieve, and what role faith should play in it.

Scripture (ESV):

John 10:27 – My sheep listen to my voice; I know them, and they follow me.

John 11:35 – Jesus wept.

Ecclesiastes 3:11 – He has made everything beautiful in its time. Also, he has put eternity into man’s heart…

Isaiah 8:19 – And when they say to you, “Inquire of the mediums and the necromancers who chirp and mutter,” should not a people inquire of their God? Should they inquire of the dead on behalf of the living?

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Have you ever found yourself asking, “God, what do you want me to do with my life?” If you’re like me, you’ve wrestled with finding God’s will, picturing your path as a straight line to success and clarity. But let’s be honest—life’s journey is rarely straight. It’s more like a winding road.

I love how Tim Challies simplifies it: “Where Scripture, providence, and desire converge, you can move forward confidently that you are doing God’s will.”

What if more than one path lies at that intersection? That brings freedom!

It shifts our focus from chasing the “right dream” to simply chasing God.

In this Anchor Point we explore:

• The difference between “dream chaser” and “God chaser”
• How Scripture, providence, and desire meet to guide our steps

What it looks like to let God define our purpose, not just our plans

Scripture (NIV):

“But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well.” — Matthew 6:33 (NIV)

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Are you chasing a dream, or are you chasing God?

What would change if you asked, “God, make my dream Your dream”?

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Have you ever rushed out the door with a coffee in one hand and your day’s to-do list in the other, only to realize by noon that you skipped the most important meeting of the day—your time with God?

It’s subtle how it happens. A meeting, a phone call, or even a last-minute errand sneaks in and suddenly, it’s bedtime. And God? He went from first place to last in your priorities.

In this Anchor Point we explore:

• Why the “first meeting” with God often gets skipped
• How to make that quiet time non-negotiable
• What shifts when our day starts with Him, instead of merely for Him

Scripture (NIV):

“But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well.” (Matthew 6:33)

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How do you proactively make sure God is first in your day—not just first on your list?

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Have you noticed how much we reach for externals to manage ourselves now? A coffee to get through that meeting. A headache and we reach for medicine. A restless night and we pop a sleep gummy.

Once upon a time, our bodies did the work for us. Now it’s like we believe our bodies don’t know how. One in five adolescents and countless younger kids are using melatonin just to get a goodnight’s sleep.

We are the problem. We are so quick to fix our bodies with something external. What are we doing?

In this Anchor Point we explore:

• Why we default to quick fixes for our bodies and minds
• How our faith and design inform how our bodies should work
• What it looks like to trust God with our bodily rhythms, not just patch them

Scripture (NIV):

“But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well.” — Matthew 6:33 (NIV)

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Where are you relying more on the quick fix than on the design God gave you?

What would it look like to pause, trust, and allow your body to respond as He created it to?

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Ever feel like you’re being charged more… just because you can be?

And deeper still… have we started confusing comfort with fairness, and convenience with trust?

That’s at the heart of today’s episode.

Dynamic pricing. Also known as surveillance pricing. Why are your online prices shifting based on your clicks, your zip code, or even your panic? From AI-driven airfare changes to price hikes based on your browsing habits, we dig into what’s fair, what’s not, and what the Bible says about honest scales.

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Ever feel like you’re being charged more… just because you can be?

And deeper still… have we started confusing comfort with fairness, and convenience with trust?

That’s at the heart of today’s episode.

We kick off with a freezer dilemma and a book that put things back in perspective. A simple story about running out of space turned into a deeper reflection on how we define need, and why our comfort zone might be shrinking our sense of contentment.

Then we look at a promising new idea: free food vending machines popping up in places like the Bronx. They’re offering more than groceries, they’re offering hope. But are they just band-aids, or real solutions?

And finally the big one: dynamic pricing. Also known as surveillance pricing. Why are your online prices shifting based on your clicks, your zip code, or even your panic? From AI-driven airfare changes to price hikes based on your browsing habits, we dig into what’s fair, what’s not, and what the Bible says about honest scales.

In today’s episode, Devin explores:

• Why a full freezer revealed a spiritual gap
• Whether food aid programs are solving problems or just softening them
• How companies are using your private data to raise your prices
• What Scripture says about fairness, honesty, and being truly seen
• Why a “free market” isn’t so free when surveillance sets the price

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Is every dream worth chasing?

Maybe you’ve had one that looked beautiful on the surface—filled with hope, excitement, maybe even a little divine spark. But somewhere along the way… it crumbled.

What happens when the dream we were so sure about ends up draining us?

A friend of mine spent nearly 20 years in an apartment post-divorce, dreaming of finally owning her own home. When it seemed like everything had finally fallen into place, she grabbed hold of that dream with both hands. And at first? It was perfect.

But rising mortgage rates, heating costs, and unexpected repairs turned her once-perfect home into a source of daily stress. Eventually, she admitted something brutally honest:

“This wasn’t God’s plan for me—it was mine. I just hoped He’d come along for the ride.”

In this Anchor Point we explore:

• Why not all dreams are meant to be pursued
• How to tell if it’s God’s dream or just our own ambition
• A prayerful shift: asking God to shape your dreams instead of chasing your own
• How even good desires can lead us away if we’re not seeking Him first

Scripture (NIV):

“In their hearts humans plan their course, but the Lord establishes their steps.” (Proverbs 16:9 NIV)

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Have you ever chased something that looked like a dream, only to find it brought more burden than blessing?

What would it look like to ask God to shape that dream—or even take it away if it’s not from Him?

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Are you a “toss it out and move on” kind of person?

Same.

If you ever need help decluttering your house, I’m your girl. If I don’t know what it is, haven’t used it in a year, or can’t make sense of it—it’s trash. Done. Cleared. Instant results.

But… discernment? Patience? Not part of my process.

And when that mindset leaks into other areas—like health, healing, or even prayer—it can be a problem.

We want fast change. Clean slates. Quick answers.

But real transformation is rarely instant. And neither are God’s answers.

In this Anchor Point we explore:

• Why instant results don’t always equal lasting impact
• The trap of fast fixes in faith, health, and prayer
• How to develop a more intentional, persistent, and powerful prayer life
• A perspective-shifting quote from Charles Stanley you’ll want to write down

Scripture (NIV):

“Be joyful in hope, patient in affliction, faithful in prayer.” (Romans 12:12 NIV)

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Where in your life are you rushing for quick fixes instead of leaning into slow growth and deeper prayer?

And… what would it look like to bring patience into your spiritual process, especially when the answers take time?

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Have you ever stepped out in faith, believing you were doing the right thing, only to be met with silence, rejection, or failure?

It’s discouraging. Maybe you felt confident about the path ahead… until no one showed up, the idea fell flat, or the doors didn’t open.

And when that happens, it’s easy to wonder: Was I wrong? Did I miss God’s voice? Or… is He done with this?

We might have an idea that we think is great… but it just bombs. No one is interested or the pieces aren’t falling into place. So we are tempted to give up. But before we do that… let’s read Luke 9:1‑5. 

In this Anchor Point we explore:

• Why rejection doesn’t always mean we’re off‑track
• How to interpret “no welcome” in a way that strengthens instead of silences
• What it looks like to “shake the dust off your feet” (metaphorically) and keep going in faith

Scripture:

“If people do not welcome you, leave their town and shake the dust off your feet as a testimony against them.” (Luke 9:5 NIV) 

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How did you respond? Did you walk away in disappointment, or did you shake off the dust and keep walking in faith?

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