In this episode, we explore the process of pregnancy, labor, and delivery as a reflection of the dreams, ideas, and visions God has entrusted to us. From development and stewardship to knowing when it’s time to push, this conversation is about caring for what God has placed inside of us and having the faith to bring it forth.

What are we carrying, and are we ready to bring it forth?

Tune in on 9.22!! New Episode: Labor & Delivery

In this episode of Kingdom Conversations, we’re having a loving call-in with the church folks. How do we stand firmly on God’s truth while creating space for people to feel seen, heard, and loved? Let’s talk about discipleship, judgment, intention versus impact, and what it really means to be fishers of men.

What do we do when life is actually going well?

In this episode, we talk about learning to embrace the good seasons without waiting for the other shoe to drop. From gratitude and contentment to recognizing God’s faithfulness, this is a conversation about unclenching, enjoying the season we’re in, and allowing what we’ve come through to become encouragement for someone else.

Sometimes, it really is all good.

It is easy to approach God with a list of needs. Over time, without even realizing it, our prayers and our time with Him can become centered on what we are asking for rather than simply being with Him.

In this episode, we explore the tension between seeking God’s hand and seeking His heart. This is a reflective conversation about moving from a transactional approach to a relational one, and what it looks like to prioritize knowing God over just receiving from Him.

In this episode, I'm joined by my first guest, my friend, Bre'ante Young, for a conversation about what it means to follow Jesus beyond the moment of salvation.

Together, we explore Romans 6 and the process of sanctification, the daily call to die to ourselves, and how God faithfully transforms us into the likeness of Christ over time.

Whether you're new to the faith or have been walking with Jesus for years, this conversation is an invitation to embrace the beauty, the challenge, and the hope found in becoming more like Him.

Forgiveness and reconciliation are often used interchangeably, but they are not the same.

In this episode, we sit in the tension between the two. What does it look like to forgive and still not reconcile? How do we discern when reconciliation is possible, and what do we do when it is not?

This is an honest and reflective conversation about the process of reconciliation, the role of willingness, change, and accountability, and the reality that not every relationship will be restored. Grounded in the truth that God first reconciled us to Himself, this episode invites you to navigate forgiveness with obedience and reconciliation with discernment.

Our thoughts shape how we feel, how we respond, and how we move through our day. Yet not every thought we think is true.

In this episode, we explore what it means to renew our minds and take our thoughts captive .This is a practical and honest conversation about how our thoughts impact our emotions and choices, and how to interrupt negative spirals before they take over.

With simple, actionable tools and biblical truth, this episode is an invitation to be more aware, more intentional, and more grounded in what God says.

Love sits at the center of the Christian faith, yet the way it’s expressed and experienced doesn’t always align.

In this episode, we reflect on what it truly means to live out love as followers of Christ, using 1 Corinthians 13 as a guide. This is a call to awareness, growth, and accountability in how we show up for others, especially when it’s not easy.

Because if love is foundational to our faith, then it should shape how we treat people.

“When you do what you can, God does what you can’t.”

In this episode, we explore faith in a practical way, moving beyond the abstract and into what it actually looks like to live it out.

If faith has ever felt unclear or difficult to apply in real life, this episode invites you to think about it differently and consider what it looks like to take your next step.